Loving What You Do
I love being a nurse. I have loved it every single day of the 30+ years I have been in it. Not because the
I love being a nurse. I have loved it every single day of the 30+ years I have been in it. Not because the
Stories, however short, are a powerful way to define and delineate the real value of what nurses do. This piece by Lynn Visser, RN beautifully
20 years ago this month I launched my speaking/education business with a full day seminar titled Career Alternatives for Nurses. Fortunately 25 nurses showed
Pema Chodrin says it is through spiritual practice that we are learning to make friends with ourselves and our lives. Work to develop a rich
Don’t buy into anyone’s negative stereotypes or opinions about nurses. Some people thrive on negativism. Create your own positive reality. You’ll be happier and more
Negative words, thoughts and actions create negative energy for you and those you direct them towards (including yourself). Think twice before you do any of
The word “Zen” is often bandied about. Although many definitions of Zen exist, it’s simply the art of being present in everything you do, giving
Many of us have gotten so caught up in a cycle of “doing” — working at a constantly frantic pace in everyday life – that
“Before you can break out of prison, you must realize you are locked up.” This is a sentiment that is popular in the substance abuse
“When something bad happens, you have three choices. You can either let it define you, let it destroy you, or you can let it strengthen
My yoga instructor usually imparts some ‘yogic’ wisdom at the end of each class. This week he said, “We have two hands. One is to
There’s been much in the news about domestic abuse after several well publicized cases of late. In a recent edition of “The Week” magazine, a
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