guys wtf... we hit 500 members!!!!!!! like hold up that's half of 1,000... and only 999,500 away from a million... how should we celebrate?!?!?!? drop your ideas👇 (pizza party is not an allowed option in this space bc... trauma... lololol IYKYK)

it's not Santa (yet) y'all still have a couple weeks til that foo' shows up it's even better!!!! our new addition is... **DRUMROLL** @Anj Espinosa !!!! she is coming onto the Nursepreneur Lab team as my assistant... & she will also be helping out with community management here in this crew! but, now I need your help because as you all know... we don't do boring around here ⓦⓔ ⓛⓘⓚⓔ ⓣⓞ ⓜⓐⓚⓔ ⓣⓗⓘⓝⓖⓢ ⓕⓤⓝ and the title Virtual Assistant or personal assistant just doesn't cut it so I want something better something more fun when we added @Valeria Montero (now my sidekick success coach inside of CATALYST) we ran this poll and you guys voted to give her the title: SUPREME OVERLORD OF CLIENT EXPERIENCE (SOCE - pronounced "saucy" lol) so we need something like that for @Anj Espinosa ! drop your ideas in the comments👇 winner gets a surprise gift 🎁

I had the pleasure of connecting with @Micah Walker today! ♥️ Here's my biggest takeaway from the call: I’ve been stuck in a really painful loop: I'm all-in on building my dream business, but the financial pressure to make it work right now is intense. I felt like getting an interim job meant I was "failing" or giving up on the dream. My biggest takeaway from Micah is this: You can't build a sustainable business from a place of desperation. She pointed out that it's almost impossible to "detach from the outcome" when your survival brain is screaming about paying the bills. People can feel that desperate energy. And even worse, if you force your passion to be your only lifeline, it will quickly turn into the very thing you resent. The reframe that changed everything for me was so counterintuitive: The people who often succeed the most are the ones who don't need the business to work right now. Getting a job isn't failing the mission. It’s a powerful, strategic move to protect your passion. It creates the stability to show up from a place of service, fun, and true alignment, not from a place of "I need to make a sale or I can't pay my bills." I'm feeling so much lighter and more hopeful. It's the permission I needed to build this thing sustainably, not desperately. Has anyone else felt that conflict between your passion and the pressure to make it "work"?

some pretty sucky news y'all I had 2 Youtube channels terminated, & the mini biz course was stored on one of them it's gone 😬 so... if you missed the opportunity to dive into the mini biz course before YT murdered it... that's a real bummer lesson: opportunities don't last forever don't snooze on the ones that are in front of you that being said, i'm not gonna moan & groan bc that's not doing anyone any good! instead, I've already come up with an idea: live workshops on the topics that were inside the mini biz course ‼️ we'll record them & re-upload (maybe onto vimeo this time) who would be interested in joining some lives on this stuff?! let me know👇 if we get enough interest, we can send it!!!!

having a girl squad skate sesh on this beautiful Sunday ☀️🎉🤘🛹 What y’all up to?!