In your early twenties, you may have a vision and plan as to how want your life to play out. You know what you will be getting your degree in, what career you want, and where you want to live. You confidently and excitedly envision engaging in your life events as planned. Sounds great right? But, then tragedy hits. A tragedy so unfathomable and unexpected that your plans come to a halt. And after living in the moments of shock from the tragedy, you are tasked with how begin to heal, re-group and re-think your set plans. Do you give yourself time and be gentle with yourself, or do you try to rush back into what felt normal before? How do you find the confidence to pick yourself up so you can just keep moving? There is no formula for this. Recovery from tragedy is personal. Jordan Wilkerson is very familiar with this scenario. She faced a tragedy that changed her trajectory. Yet, over the years, through support, and being open to what life brings her, she has been able to persevere, find her confidence and has landed exactly where she was meant to be.