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Success Strengths for Certified Legal Nurse Consultants: Intuitive Vision

Intuitive vision is about connecting with your imagination, paying attention, trusting, perhaps experimenting a little, and seeing where that takes you. You have the strength of intuitive vision. How often do you make a diagnosis even before the doctor does? You don’t need lab reports or X rays. How often have you not followed your “gut” and regretted it? You intuitively know what needs to be done. And you do it every day, day after day.

You have intuitive vision. But are you using that strength for yourself as well as for your patients? Are you using it to move your nursing career to where you want to be? Are you making the diagnosis and doing what needs to be done to create the future you desire? As nurses, we’re our own worst patients. Go ahead and laugh, but you know it. We always know what everybody else needs but are often in denial about what we need. It’s time to trust what our intuition tells us we need for ourselves.

In 1982, I created the nursing specialty of legal nurse consulting by trusting my intuition. My intuition told me attorneys needed nurses, even if those same attorneys didn’t know it yet themselves. When one of the first attorneys said “no,” that could have discouraged me if I let it. Then where would I be now? My intuitive vision told me not to stop and has led me to where I am today.

Don’t squelch your passion. For intuitive vision to work, you must not only trust it, but you must be tuned into it. How do you get in touch with your own intuitive vision? First, silence will arouse your vision. Clear some space, unclutter your mind. Purposefully eliminate one outside stimulus or one TV show. Then eliminate another and another until you can make time for silence. Silence is the only way you can connect with your intuitive vision to advance your nursing career.

You must also avoid negative naysayers. You might not think of a relationship as clutter, but it can be if it’s blocking your intuitive vision. Negative people, negative relationships and other energy vampires will stand between you and your vision. Cut them loose. This act is one of the most freeing acts you will experience.

Finally, to become more successful, begin to see yourself as more successful. Envision your new success over and over – planning, taking action, succeeding. If your goal is to put together a legal nurse consulting marketing proposal that wins a new attorney-client or to earn a promotion at your hospital job, vividly see the benefits you’ll receive and the people (you, your husband, your kids) who will enjoy the fruits of your efforts. You must see the change you wish to be – start creating it today.

Success Is Inside!

P.S. Comment and share how you will use intuitive vision to connect with your legal nurse consulting goals.

3 thoughts on “Success Strengths for Certified Legal Nurse Consultants: Intuitive Vision

  1. Vickie,
    I am carrying my 2010 visions for Brandser Legal Nurse Consulting (and all areas of my life) in my back pocket. Reviewing these dreams and visions when I wake up and when I retire at night (every day) are helping me with intuitive vision.
    Inspiring article, Vickie!

  2. I alone am responsible for being the things I desire. I alone am responsible for being the way I desire others to be. It is my resonsibility to take the necessary steps to ensure that what is going on inside of me is in perfect harmony, because everything I desire will happen through me and not to me. I apply this perspective to my personal and my professional life. As a result, I have a life of abundance. When I don’t follow my intuitions, I fall out of Harmony which causes me to take a look at why I have allowed myself to take a step backward instead of forward. I will tell you that I constantly chant: ‘Checks are in the Mail’ and ‘I want more cases’ and ‘Abracadabra’ checks appear and lawyers call. So as Iyanla Vanzant states: “Be Peace! Be Joy! Be Strentgh! Be Wisdom! Be Creative! Be Inspiration! Be Delight! Be a Success! Be-gin within and allow all the things you know how to be blossom into the truth of who your are.”

  3. Vickie,

    My 2010 visions are all about becoming more balanced- physically, emotionally, spiritually, and definitely avoiding negativity. And yes, while painful at first, I have cut extremely close relationships due to the negativity and it “draining” me causing me to lose focus. But through this journey and actions driven by me, it has not only rejuvenated me but also enlightened and strengthened me in ways I had no idea I possessed. This week I am presenting a lecture on a nursing home litigation topic at the request of an Association out of town. I have been contacted by two attorneys, both from out of State because of my area of expertise. Each month my business is growing step by step, each day never knowing what it brings, but just embracing it. I can feel it coming Vickie – this is going to be my “breakout” year where I leave my other full-time work at home job for good and focus solely on my passion- being the successful CLNC® consultant I know I am.

    Thank you so much for the inspiration you have and still give me each and every day. I still keep my Core Curriculum for Legal Nurse Consulting® textbook right next to my Bible. Happy New Year Vickie and many blessings to you, Tom and your staff.

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*The opinions and statements made by Vickie Milazzo, the founder of Medical-Legal Consulting Institute, Inc. are based on her experiences and expertise, should not be applied beyond the specific context provided, and do not guaranty or project actual results. Vickie Milazzo is no longer involved in the operations or management of the business, but is involved as an independent education consultant.

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