05/01/2025
Nursepreneur Reflection after a Decade âď¸
Last night, I did some self reflecting, and all I could think about was truly how fast time flies. This time 10 years ago, I was enrolled in nursing school, feeling proud, but not proud enough that I still needed to graduate. Two years after finishing my masters in nursing I was applying for jobs and proud but not proud enough that I didnât get into my first choice. Two years after that, I started travel nursing and was proud of my stable paycheck but not proud enough, that I still needed to work two jobs to pay the bills. Two years after that, I was proud to take part in a business acquisition but not proud enough that I couldnât do more. Two years after that, I was super proud of building my online business, but not proud enough that I built software from scratch. Two years after that, I was beyond, proud to build a revolutionizing healthcare app, but not proud enough that it took so long to hit market. And here we are today 10 years later⌠living my dream, and knowing that everything I ever wanted, came with hard lessons and simple truths.
That none of the accomplishments matter if I donât have peace in my heart and gratitude at center. Because, I am SO grateful for it all.
This is a message to my present and future self.
Your dreams are so damn big and they have always been so damn big and sometimes you can be so hard on yourself and itâs important to take the moments and embrace the beautiful journey that was and is. Trust in your heart that everything you ever prayed for is in Godâs timing and the most important thing is not constant search your happiness, it is your peace. Because with happiness, you must have sadness. â¨â¨To all my nurses out there you inspire me through your passion and the hard work you give to your job so endlessly. I am truly honored to be able to coach you through your health journey, and I consider myself the luckiest girl in the world getting to do what I love everyday. In honor of Nurses Month, I love you and I thank you for being here & remember your a bad a** boss babe always!
đ Nurse Georgie