The business side of nursing is a wonderful place where nurses just like you can turn simple business ideas into profitable companies. If you are looking to quit your day job and start working for yourself as a nurse entrepreneur, the time is now. Every single day LVNs, RN, NP, and other healthcare workers are …
A recent RN study found that 50% of registered nurses consider quitting their jobs due to high stress, overwork, and burnout. The long shifts (8-12 hours a day), required overtime, and on-call emergencies lead to mental and emotional fatigue among nurse practitioners (NPs). Does all this sound familiar? If so, it wouldn’t surprise us that …
Chatting with home healthcare guru Pamela Taylor got me thinking. What does it actually take to start your own private duty nursing business? In our chat, Pam compares and contrasts private duty nursing with home health businesses. While each business model differs, Pamela helps her clients at NorthStar Medical Consulting figure out which business model …
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Chatting with Bradley Bigford, NP & Founder of Table Rock Medicine opened my eyes to a world of medical professionals that are passionate about providing individuals with excellent care no matter their financial situation. In fact, Bradley often serves homeless populations and does everything he can to provide his clients with discounts needed for excellent …
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If you’ve ever been in the dating world then you’ve heard it said before “put yourself out there”. You’ve also probably thought to yourself, that that’s easier said than done, and you’re right! When it comes to putting yourself out there as an entrepreneur it can be difficult. Not only are you putting yourself out …
After chatting with educator and healthcare professional Sarah Michelle (founder of Sarah Michelle NP Reviews), I was left to ponder the power of imposter syndrome and how it affects nurse entrepreneurs. Imposter syndrome was first identified in the 70s by psychologists Pauline Rose Clance and Suzanne Imes, and is defined as “the idea that you’ve …
Managing the Five Types of Flexibility in Entrepreneurship In case you haven’t already gotten the memo, being an entrepreneur is hard. Yet in this post-pandemic world, we’re seeing an increase in professionals leaving their day jobs to start a business, without the promise of prosperity. As you encounter risks and roadblocks along the way, you …
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Get Out of Your Own Way: Pushing Through External Circumstances to Find Success. I’ve always said that 99% of your business problems are personal, and honestly, nothing could be closer to the truth. When you’re starting your business there are endless moving pieces and external circumstances that give you an excuse not to get off …
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Are Free Consultations Worth It? If you’ve visited any business website in the last week then it’s likely that you’ve seen the phrase “Free Consultation” plastered all over your screen. As a controversial topic for new business owners you might be wondering, are free consultations really worth it? No one likes consultations. Not you, not …
NursePreneurs On Self-Care. It’s no secret that you pour your heart and soul into your work. From long hours hunched over the computer to building relationships with other entrepreneurs, you lay everything on the line for your business–but what about you? Are you investing in yourself the same way you’re investing in your business? If …