Merry Christmas!
Wishing you a joyful season and a stocking filled with your heart’s desires.
Month: December 2019
Thoughts for Success: Who You Surround Yourself with Builds or Diminishes Your Success
I hope you’re enjoying this holiday season. The holidays always reconnect me to the appreciation of all the significant friends, family and professional colleagues I have in my life and how each has contributed in their own unique way to building me and my success.
Everything Is Marketing – 9 Marketing Principles Every Successful Legal Nurse Consultant Lives By
Some legal nurse consultants think they’re in the legal nurse consulting business, but successful CLNC® consultants know they’re really in the marketing business. Everything is marketing. Whether you’re interviewing with a prospect, conferring with an attorney-client on a case, answering the phone or writing a report, you’re marketing.
Tom’s Tech Tip: Two Tips for Editing Legal Nurse Consulting Documents in Word
I’m never done editing a document, and if you’re like me, you probably edit and re-edit your legal nurse consulting work product multiple times before turning it in to your attorney-client. Sometimes I can’t remember what I edited or where I stopped editing when I last closed a document. That probably leads me to undo and redo the same edits multiple times (I’ll never know).
CLNC® Success Story: A Day in the Life of Certified Legal Nurse Consultant Jorie Akins
My experience as a Certified Legal Nurse Consultant is probably not typical as I’m still working three 12-hour shifts a week as a clinical nurse in the emergency department. On my days off I focus on growing my CLNC business.
Vickie’s Favorite Quotes: Lao Tzu
We all have weaknesses. Yes, even successful people have them. One habit successful legal nurse consultants employ day after day is to live in their strengths.
Focus, Focus, Focus in Your Legal Nurse Consulting Business
I just hung up from mentoring a new Certified Legal Nurse Consultant regarding a med-surg case. After listening to her ramble aimlessly about the case for three minutes, I politely stopped her and said, “I would really like to help you solve your issue, but would you please describe the issue?” After a few more attempts at rambling and a lot more nudging by me to keep her focused, she finally got to the heart of the matter, and we dealt with it easily and swiftly.
