Successful Certified Legal Nurse Consultants can work 24/7, but why would you want to? You launched and grew your CLNC® business to have more, not less, life! You have to take time for living, or you’ll never find it.
How do you take time for living as a CLNC consultant?
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I am shocked no one has responded to this! LOL. I am not yet certified, however I am studying for my CLNC® Certification Exam (scheduled for June 6) for 2 hours every day while I play in Hawaii with my husband for 16 days….and thinking about when I will come again after I pass my test! Life is short and as an ER nurse I know we don’t have guarantees for the day. Don’t forget to smell the flowers, pick up your grandchildren after school, acknowledge that accomplishment your best friend finally finished and kiss your husband good night! Bake cookies for your daughter’s friends, study your Bible, pray always and be grateful for whatever the day brings.
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I am shocked no one has responded to this! LOL. I am not yet certified, however I am studying for my CLNC® Certification Exam (scheduled for June 6) for 2 hours every day while I play in Hawaii with my husband for 16 days….and thinking about when I will come again after I pass my test! Life is short and as an ER nurse I know we don’t have guarantees for the day. Don’t forget to smell the flowers, pick up your grandchildren after school, acknowledge that accomplishment your best friend finally finished and kiss your husband good night! Bake cookies for your daughter’s friends, study your Bible, pray always and be grateful for whatever the day brings.