Well for those of you who were not able to join me today. No worries, just had a quick discussion on my challenges with setting up my business in Trinidad for RPM and how it's going to be necessary for you to pivot at some point in business. That does not make you a failure, it makes you an innovator.

Hey everyone, I’m back. I know I missed the last two Wednesdays. I was sick, then I was in Trinidad, but I’m looking forward to reconnecting tonight. I’ll be sharing my experience from my recent trip, especially what it’s been like setting up my RPM business there. I ran into what could have been a major issue, but instead of stopping, I had to pivot and figure out another way forward. That’s what I want to talk about tonight. What it really looks like to build a business in real time, how to adjust when things don’t go as planned and how I’m shaping my business around the kind of life I actually want to live. If you’re building something of your own or thinking about it, this conversation will help you. Join me at 7 PM inside Empower Care Academy. Come with your questions. See you tonight.

We’re starting tomorrow. Tomorrow at 7 PM EST, I’m going live to kick off something I feel compelled to do because I tend to procrastinate, but I'm about to change that. For the next 21 days, I’m committing to doing one thing every day that pushes my business forward. No overthinking. No perfection. Just focused execution. And I’m bringing you with me. I’ll be documenting the journey in real time: - Where I started as a nurse and how I transitioned into entrepreneurship - The challenges I faced (and still face) building a care management business - What I’m working on right now behind the scenes - Where I truly believe care management is going in the future I’ll also be sharing more about my transition into becoming a Concierge Nurse Care Manager and CEO, including my move to build and expand in Trinidad, where I hold dual citizenship. This is not going to be polished.This is going to be real. You’ll see the process, the decisions, the wins, and the lessons as they happen. I’m also stepping into this second quarter with intention. My goal is to enroll 6 nurses into my mentorship program this quarter.I made progress in Q1, and now it’s time to execute at a higher level. If you’ve been watching, learning, or thinking about stepping into care management… stay close. There are limited spots available, and I’m looking forward to helping more nurses build something of their own. Join me live tomorrow at 7 PM EST. Follow along for the next 21 days.Let’s focus. Let’s execute. Let’s grow.

One of my students, joined my mentorship in November 2025. She has now signed her second CCM contract with a provider. Let that sink in. This is not theory. This is not just information. This is execution. She made a decision to take what she already knew as a nurse and apply it in a different way. She stayed consistent, asked questions, and did the work. And now she’s seeing results. That’s what this space is about. Yes, I’ve done it. And yes, I’ve chosen a different path in how I operate now. But the model works, that's why I teach it. And my students are proving that, not everyone has the same level of success it is truly dependent on YOU and how you show up for yourself and your business. So if you’ve been sitting here, watching, taking notes, thinking about it… At some point, you have to decide to move. If you’re serious about starting your care management business, I invite you to join the mentorship. Inside, we focus on real strategy, real implementation, and real results. I’ve also opened up a limited number of 15-minute strategy calls for those who are ready to take the next step. https://calendly.com/icareern/15-mins Let’s get to work.

Hi everyone! 👋 I’m a Customer Service Specialist and Phlebotomist who absolutely loves what I do. Lately, I’ve been diving into the world of AI and exploring how it can enhance the way we work in healthcare, everything from improving patient communication to streamlining workflows. One thing I’ve noticed in my career is that small changes and tools can make a huge difference. For example, just thinking about how AI could help with scheduling, reminders, or lab workflows is exciting; it could save time, reduce stress, and improve patient experience. I’m curious, if you could use AI to make one part of your workday easier, what would it be? I’d love to hear your thoughts and experiences. Let’s brainstorm together and see how we can bring more innovation to our roles without losing the human touch that makes healthcare so special. 💬 Comment “spark” if you’ve ever thought about using AI in your role and want to explore practical ideas!