@Terrald Horne absolutely resonate with this 100%. I had 2 doctors approach me and ask why I had left. The culture just got too toxic on top of the demands of the job. I wish I wouldve had a space like yours to understand how to cope before having a nervous breakdown. Please let me know if I can help you in your mission. This is just absolutely beautiful

@Terrald Horne LOVE THISSSS. CHILLS. You could go to local nursing schools and post flyers or ask the staff to share about your zoom meetings. Put scan codes up.

1. Figure out what your offer is and how it is different from anything that is already out there. (how can you serve) 2. Biggest Hurdles are mental games- keeping the inner critic quiet, understanding it doesn't have to be perfect or dialed in 3. I asked my clients what was working, what wasn't working, what felt sticky or stuck and modified from there 4. If your a nurse, the niche is the hardest part to figure out because we have been trained to serve everyone and help everyone. If you're working in the online space- one niche and one offer will gain someones trust and move you from the creepy online person to someone that they see can actually help them. If you are working in your community- niche and offer can be fluid depending on what people are coming to you for. Easier to gain trust in person...Just my observation. The important thing to focus on is how can you help this person- and then help them....just start. 5. Don't overwhelm yourself with systems, tech, and a million different workshops. Have a mentor that is doing and has what you want. Learn to listen to yourself and drown the noise. Create before you consume....

@Micah Walker Eeekkk me tooo! So pumped! Thank you for the opportunity to share what I love!

@Shannon Sullivan yasss!!!

@Sydney Rinderknecht I’m mostly on Substack with longer form content/ podcast, etc. https://substack.com/@lesliewall1?r=47diou&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=profile I publish some of my work through Amazon KDP and sell them independently on my websites. I’m not really focused on becoming a best seller (although that would be Amazing), I use my books and teach my clients to write books that lead to their other products and services.

@Vanessa Chambers this was my very first book that sparked the whole journey:https://www.balboapress.com/en/bookstore/bookdetails/845627-the-perfectly-imperfect-pumpkins Here are a few of my clients books: Anna, nurse coach and psychedelic facilitator: The Path Back https://a.co/d/dmBIEY9 Darcie, nurse coach and nature therapist: Reconnect to the Wild Within https://a.co/d/7uxQfrl Alicia, compassion coach: Courageous Compassion https://a.co/d/9pZtX2F Robin, artist & writer living in the Alaska wild: Haiku: Bell’s and honey https://a.co/d/6ThOSJu

I can TOTALLY see what you’re saying!! I truly believe that everything that is crashing with politics, healthcare, and the rest of the world is meant to rise and burn away… Holistic medicine/ plant medicine/ true/ authentic healing is going to continue to grow, people are waking up to the fact that our system is beyond repair and only making the patients and the workers sicker. Holistic medicine is literally a wide open field right now, you can get as niched down and crazy as you want to with this thing. I have friends that are payed to hug people (with clothes on) for an hour just to help those people reset their nervous systems! Human connection is the medicine. Real, true, authentic human connection. I think we have a unique advantage right now while we are in the upside down of things, those of us who have seen the truth and know how to teach the truth will be part of the new frontier of medicine. The cracks are starting to show, once exposed to the light, the only thing that will stand is the truth. Love this perspective and reflection though! Damn. Now I have to rewatch this episode. lol

@Micah Walker I’m here for it