@Tracy Stewart Of course. I am a qualified Nurse with 14 years experience but I am also a self confessed whistle blower. Now that sounds scary but that is because I take my Nursing oath as seriously as I take life itself and will protect the physical and mental health of my patients at all cost irrespective of the consequence. Speaking out has resulted in working through some very difficult professional situations but they have always ironically resulted in promotion or new more prestigious opportunities. I coach and assist fellow health care professionals burned out by the system to navigate the very traumatic institutional abuse faced at the hands of both public and private organisations and come out the other side in a better place. As my niche is quite niche I would like this first ebook to be a snapshot of some of my trials and tribulations to try and attract others in similar circumstances to reach out as it is a very private journey they may be on. I want to be the me I needed when I was experiencing some of what I have been through. Hope that makes sense? Look forward to any feedback you may have :)

@Tracy Stewart Hi Tracey..... would love to her your thoughts - hope you've had a good day :)

This is such a relevant question and I am sharing my opinion but my opinion only. As a qualified Nurse conversations can often lead to 'medical diagnosis, opinion or recommended treatments.' I always and I mean always ask my client their level of concern surrounding that particular issue and what they would advise someone else to do in that circumstance (easier because I only coach other trained Nurses or health care professionals). This then opens a discussion as to what are the barriers they are facing preventing them from fundamentally following they're own advice. There are many instances that I could put my Nurse hat on and recommend or refer but that is not my role as a coach so I steer well clear of any interaction that could be perceived as 'treatment.' I am here to facilitate growth not create it. This might be controversial but I am very much looking forward to hearing all of your opinions. Especially those of you that have previous clinical professional qualifications......

Hi Steve, I am very new too but have unlocked almost half of the course so far purely by accident because the community has got me hooked and I have really enjoyed collaborating with many like minded people. I have tamed myself however and am working through the content methodically at my own pace because I don't want to miss anything. I also don't want to get to the end of the course content opened and realise I haven't engaged and therefore have to do loads of legwork to unlock the next one. Plus I think that methods may mean you miss some vital connections along the way. I think this platform is about balance. Would love to hear your progress moving forward....

@Steve Palmer Have you tried a speech to text app? If I have been on the keyboard all day but still need to write I just speak and watch it get typed for me. I'm not going to lie though you will need to edit it LOL! You could talk and watch your spoken word become text whilst you massage your fingers and look after yourself so that you can continue to help others!

@Danielle Valens Oh Danielle you have no idea how much this resonates with me. My Mum still mocks me as when I was growing up I'd spend hours on end creating the cover page for a project and the content of the project would end up being less than a page long!!!! I have set up several businesses in my lifetime and repeated that exact behaviour again! Logo's, fancy business cards, indulgent and expensive furnishings that no one ever noticed. I have finally learnt for this venture and am concentrating on the client attraction first and foremost (I do have a friend working on a logo for me though - mates rates - ssshhhhhh don't tell anyone LOL!)

Ta Dah!!! Well done to you all!!!