Life of a Do-It-All

Over the last two years, I have been dreaming of opening my own non-profit organization. If you've read my introduction you know it's one of my life goals. The last month I left the previous non-profit I was on the board of, due to personal reasons. I took the chance to reflect during the month, then decided to move forward! e I am so excited to announce The Non-Profit- Passion Projects. My heart, mind, and soul have gone into this concept and I am excited to release it!  We want to connect charitable organizations and people who feel they have a talent or commodity to share. Our goal is to link the two through projects we organize to provide benefit to the non-profit with service or fundraisers. Our goal is not only to provide benefit to other organizations, but to the volunteer themselves through learning, experience, and using their talent or skill in the most giving way! Please follow our social media! Facebook Instagram Twitter

Many of those who walk through the doors of nursing school are already predisposed to be analytic, task-oriented, and able to synthesize information. While that might be handy for the job or many of the things that we are taught throughout the education process when it comes to deliverables those can be some harmful traits to have. Yes, it is fun to have many of the necessary deliverables done ahead of time, and to being offloading so most of your work is done ahead of time... if only there was this work ethic and ease in high school... but in nursing school, everything is given at a certain time for a reason. Sure, you can work up to your first exam, but you might be hindering yourself if you get TOO ahead. Currently, I am working up to each exam, but trying not to get ahead of myself. I am currently trying to gain my GPA some cushion points (in Adult Health no less...) by only offloading to a certain point so that I can stay focused on the information that is on the next exam. ...