Something has been on my spirit about people chasing others and not being able to mind their business. When you focus on yourself, and engage with the people that actually want to engage back with you, that is where you give your energy. That’s where you find peace, happiness, love, and acceptance. People constantly chasing after someone, after money, and looking for validation from people who don’t care about them. Choose you and mind your own business, and I say that with love.

Today I had a nice long talk with someone very special. They literally were the definition of “we listen we don’t judge” 😂😂 when I tell you sometimes all you need is a listening ear, with genuine advice, & someone that exudes concern you will feel so much lighter. We had no idea we would have a long talk, but it was so therapeutic to my heart. Don’t bottle up everything because eventually you’ll explode. Release what you’ve been carrying, holding onto, what you’ve buried in your core.

This week, I stepped outside my comfort zone to attend a nonprofit networking event where I made valuable connections, created my first Fourthwall product (launching soon!), and celebrated a 5-star Google review for my nurse consulting business. Being part of this community has ignited something in me! I’m so grateful, and so proud to call myself a Purpose Pusher! 🙏🏽😀 Go Bucs! 🏴‍☠️

Good morning everyone, I wanted to ask everyone what you currently do for a living and how you got into your career. I’m in my early 30s, and lately, I’ve been thinking about transitioning into something different career-wise. I’ve been working as a Patient Documentation Specialist for a vascular surgeon since 2021, and while I appreciate the experience I’ve gained, I’m starting to explore what else might be out there for me. For those of you who have made career changes or are working in fields you love, I’d love to hear your experiences! Did you have to go back to school and earn another degree, or were you able to get into your field through certifications, training, or experience? What do you do, how did you get started, and what advice would you give to someone looking to make a career change in their 30s? I’m looking forward to hearing from you and learning about the different paths we’ve taken! I currently have a associates degree & a couple certifications ( health related)

For those of you who have published a book, e-book, or Kindle, how did you come up with your pricing? How do you know if you’re pricing it fairly versus underselling yourself? I’m working on an educational e-book right now and want to keep it affordable and accessible, but I also want to make sure I’m not undervaluing the work. Would love to hear how y’all determine your prices!