At first, it was just a name.
Something to get things off the ground.
Micah worried it was too vague and confusing when we first met.
Nurse + Entrepreneur + Lab?
I asked her yesterday what the name meant againβand if she planned to change it...
I joined 3 months ago, and with time, Iβve seen the mission take shape βwith every nurse weβve helped, itβs gotten clearer.
Her answer threw me off:
βItβs not about learning to coach. Itβs about becoming the kind of person who leads, who builds, who decides.β
And honestly? That hit.
Because entrepreneurship is not a checklist.
It's not one-size-fits-all.
Itβs messy. Itβs creative. Itβs personal.
It requires a whole new mindset.
Which brings me back to the lab.
A labβliterallyβis where discovery happens.
Itβs where scientists run tests.
Try different formulas.
Collect data.
Make mistakes.
Pivot.
Repeat.
In the lab, nurses donβt just follow protocolsβthey innovate.
They test, they tweak, and sometimes⦠they discover the cure.
Thatβs what Nursepreneur Lab is.
Itβs not a linear course or a polished path.
Itβs a place to experiment. To try things that might not workβyet.
To get messy. To learn how to think like a creator, not just a caregiver.
To take the skill set you already haveβand upgrade the mindset you were never taught.
Because nurses already know how to lead under pressure. We already know how to adapt, assess, and show up for others.
Now itβs time to show up for ourselves.
Weβre not just building businesses.
Weβre building freedom.
Weβre building new ways to serveβwithout burnout.
Weβre building the future of nursing... and it doesnβt live inside a hospital.
This is about nurses healing the worldβby stepping outside the system and building their own.
And honestly?
That feels like the real cure.