Planning on being a great nurse!

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I know that deep down within you is the type of person that wants to be a great nurse. In fact I know of several nurses including myself that ask ourselves that exact question; "How can I be a good nurse?" Even if you are a nursing student and you are still asking yourself "how do I become a nurse?" Your intention is to someday be a great nurse!
So by the time you actually get to work or to your clinical setting, it is too late. You must already be in a productive state. A productive state can be planned and you can concentrate on many small details that makes big differences. For example:
You can plan every detain of what you will wear
What will you eat
How will you hydrate yourself -- plan on having at least 1.5 L.
Your supplies, your stethoscope, pencils, watch, have everything ready to be grabbed and go
Have a list of exactly everything you need to be doing the night before. This helps you sleep with a very clear mind.
First thing you want to do in the morning is feed your mind some good words... have a good book open, ready to go.
Write things down at least 5 things that you are grateful for... this gives me energy, also throughout the day you are looking for things that you can be grateful for.
60 day challenge, do this every day for 60 days.
Such a huge impact on your overall wellbeing.
Great nurses were not born, they have habituated ways of being... you can copy them and also be grate yourself.
Contact me anytime!
Empower.rn@gmail.com
Loves!!!
Caroline Porter Thomas @ EmpoweRN
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