Thoughts for Success: I Want My Life’s Record to Read “Wow, I Did That!” not “I Wish I’d Done That.”
How many Wow, I did that! moments did you have in 2016? A lot, too few or none at all?
How are you gearing up for 2017 – more of the same or a 2017 rich with Wow, I did that! moments? It’s okay to have the occasional I wish I’d done that moment, but not at the expense of waking up with regrets.
Whether it’s a meeting agenda, plan for my day or the plan for my life, I refuse to be tied down to a set agenda. Yes I have one, but I prefer to go where the moment takes me. Sometimes that path is scary, but it’s certainly led me to more Wow moments.
Resolve to step out for more challenges, surprises and changes in 2017. When you’re open to receive the surprises of life you can’t help but create Wow, I did that! moments.
I wish you a 2017 filled with Wow!
Success Is Yours!
P.S.Comment here to share how you’ll get more Wow moments into your 2017.
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I’m a registered nurse and have been for just over a year. I have been contemplating legal nurse consulting for a few years. In about a month I am going back to school to get my bachelor’s in business. How do I become a legal nurse consultant?
The CLNC® Certification Program makes starting your new CLNC® career simple. No legal nurse consulting experience is required. You only need CLNC® training by LegalNurse.com. We provide a complete education program to teach you the scope of practice as well as how to build a successful CLNC® business. No BSN is required. You only need an active RN license to be eligible to become a Certified Legal Nurse Consultant.
Please call my office at 713.942.2200 if you would like a career advisor to assist you. Talking with a career advisor is a great way to determine if legal nurse consulting is the right career for you.