A nurse with a side hustle! 👀🙃
People are shocked when they hear that I haven’t worked as nurse since March! I’ve been a nurse since 2018 and my career is very rewarding but it’s also very taxing and draining. We care for others 12 hours a day. We are on our feet, running around, stabilizing sick patients, rarely get breaks, forget to go pee most of the time and our brain is always going at 1 million miles per hour.
Last November I started looking for a side hustle so I can spend more time at home and not have to work overtime! I truly just wanted a little extra cash. I never expected to have $1000 days or surpass my nursing income. It’s been a blessing. That’s why I talk about and share so much transparency because I know how hard times are and how expensive everything is !!
I love my title as a nurse but I also love this I was able to learn to make money online and take breaks from the hospital.
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