Certified Legal Nurse Consultants Have No Problems, Mon – Just Situations
While in Jamaica during the NACLNC® Conference Cruise, a common refrain was “No problem, Mon.” One of the Jamaicans explained, “Here in Jamaica we don’t have problems; we only have situations.”
I love that attitude and such a simple refrain can lighten your load when you do encounter a problem – whether personal or for your legal nurse consulting business.
I’d much rather have a situation than a problem. How about you?
No problem, Mon.
P.S.Comment here and tell me how you choose to see situations instead of problems.
Vickie, I could not agree more. This lightened my heart and mood. I am choosing not to have problems, only workable situations. I am going to have a friend do a nice print and put over my desk. We have no more problems here. By the way, Jamaica was awesome!
After the Las Vegas seminar your team presented, I am relieved to be home. I am coming home to a huge list of situations, but with a renewed outlook and the sense of hope. I feel renewed and thankful to be a nurse again. The idea of placing the word situation in the problem list helps to construct a plan for my family. I am holding your teachings close to heart, and will work hard to change the world as I know it, one situation at a time. Thank you again, Vickie.
After this past week in my life I much prefer the sound of “situation” rather than “problem”!!! I love Jamaica and was going back in the fall but a “situation” arose and destroyed those plans and many others. Gonna dust myself off and head into the situations!!! They are always a learning tool!!!
I tend to stay away from the word “problem” as it has a negative perceived connotation. I prefer to see these as opportunities for challenges, and that is how I discuss these situations as they arise or in preparation for….
I find that this opens the door to creative thinking, resolution and empowerment.
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I have learned to look at problems or situations as opportunities. Opportunities to improve and make a difference…
Vickie, I could not agree more. This lightened my heart and mood. I am choosing not to have problems, only workable situations. I am going to have a friend do a nice print and put over my desk. We have no more problems here. By the way, Jamaica was awesome!
Thanks Carol and I so enjoyed seeing how much fun everyone was having.
After the Las Vegas seminar your team presented, I am relieved to be home. I am coming home to a huge list of situations, but with a renewed outlook and the sense of hope. I feel renewed and thankful to be a nurse again. The idea of placing the word situation in the problem list helps to construct a plan for my family. I am holding your teachings close to heart, and will work hard to change the world as I know it, one situation at a time. Thank you again, Vickie.
Kind Regards,
-R.Nixon, RN
(Nurse Becca)
After this past week in my life I much prefer the sound of “situation” rather than “problem”!!! I love Jamaica and was going back in the fall but a “situation” arose and destroyed those plans and many others. Gonna dust myself off and head into the situations!!! They are always a learning tool!!!
I tend to stay away from the word “problem” as it has a negative perceived connotation. I prefer to see these as opportunities for challenges, and that is how I discuss these situations as they arise or in preparation for….
I find that this opens the door to creative thinking, resolution and empowerment.