I went into nursing school expecting it to be hard but nursing school is a whole other level. Be teachable. You may be smart but everyone in there got in because their academics matched yours. Even if you’ve been a cna, even if you’ve worked in health care, even if you have made it half way through

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I became a nurse at just 21 years old & was the first person in my immediate family to get a college degree. Right after the pandemic and during a really hard time in my life at that. It was NOT easy but I would do it again 1000x if I really had to. Unfortunately, it’s all apart of it. You have

Hey everyone! 🙌 I recently landed my dream remote job in IT, and I wanted to share my journey with you all! Here’s how I nailed my interview and some tips that might help you too! 🚀💻 1. Research the Company 📚 Before the interview, I spent hours researching the company. I looked into their pr

I undergone brain surgery on February 6th, 2026, and for those unfamiliar with the process, recovery is similar to recuperating from a stroke, with many comparable challenges, including the risk of experiencing a stroke during surgery, which is a critical and relatively common complication. My obj

Feeling like an "imposter" at work is a common feeling - but not something you have to live with. You deserve to be where you are, and you need to remind yourself that you are capable and skilled - you got hired for a reason, after all! Here are some tips to help you overcome imposter syndr

Heyy yall i’ve been getting a lot of questions asking about the 80/20 rule and how it helped me lose weight so here is an overall breakdown of the concept! - Overall, the concept is 80% of the time you’re making healthy lifestyle choices especially during your diet and 20% if for whatever you pl

I recently learned that there are so many phrases and words for situations in other languages that we don’t have in English! I’ve been learning Japanese lately and I came across these words that describe a whole scene, and I realized that we don’t really have a specific word for these instances

Girlie job edition here! Disclaimer: success to get an interview heavily depends on your experience and willingness to learn and apply! Pro tip: Sign up for your free course on last slide, add “SQL Certification In Progress” on your resume and start applying. By the time you get your certification

When I was 8 years old, I overheard a teacher telling another teacher that I was a horrible speller. At the time, this devastated me. I felt stupid, I felt embarrassed, I felt less than my fellow classmates. From that point on I took on the identity of “horrible speller”. Any time I would be put in

One of my favorite books on inequality that I've ever read was "Invisible Women" by Caroline Criado Perez The book explores how data bias neglects women's needs Perez uncovers instances where women are overlooked in areas like city planning and healthcare due to incomplete dat

It’s the perfect time to talk about this!! Happy Pride month to all my queer peoples! So traveling queer is always scary, especially when you don’t speak the same language. Outside of research and chatting about it, nothing can really prepare you fully for what COULD happen while you’re abroa

Featuring my wife: @dearlydrowned And my husband: @Phineas We’re a married throuple who works(ed) the same job in the same location! I won’t say exactly what it was, but I can say that it was a mass grocery/retail chain that’s very common in the US! Working under the blue and yellow can b

Guys, it's been a while since I started this topic on forgiveness. The last time, I hinted at the importance of forgiveness and how it's not a one-way street. But for today, let's look at forgiving oneself. Yes!! That's a thing. We often associate the act of forgiveness with ano

hey everyone!! it’s finals week! how is everyone doing? 💪 my online class didn’t have an actual final, I just had to wrap up the last few chapters of the textbook, so a discussion post, and take a couple of quizzes! overall my summer semester went pretty well and I ended my classes with all

I see a lot of people wanting to reduce inflammation, which is great! There actually are some instances where inflammation is good, but chronic inflammation is not. Chronic inflammation can lead to many diseases. Nutrition can play a key role! Some foods increase inflammation, and some actually

Bladder flares used to wreck me physically and emotionally. I’d spiral into panic, cancel plans, cry in the shower, and google “IC miracle cure” at 2am. Now? I still get the occasional stress flare (because yep, I’m human), but they don’t scare me anymore. Why? Because I’ve got a plan.

Dealing with a toxic boss can be incredibly challenging, but you don’t have to let it affect your work life. Whether it’s constant criticism or unrealistic demands, finding effective ways to manage the situation is key. Here are four practical tips to help you navigate this tough dynamic and mainta

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