Them: “After your product management training you’ll apply for entry level jobs and learn on the job”
Hear me out! It’s not always like that! Make sure you have hands on experience, take internships!
Nobody wants to employ someone that’s inexperienced and just starting out.
Patient: “I Googled my symptoms.”
Me: “Congratulations, you've diagnosed yourself with 6 diseases and 2 weeks left to live.” 😭💀
Please, let the healthcare professionals do their job. Google is not your attending physician. 😂🩺
A reminder to myself and anyone who needs it:
You don't have to have everything figured out to begin.
Start where you are. Use what you have. Learn as you go.
Your future self will thank you for the courage to start today. ✨
@PheyiDharaa Sometimes, the very thing you do to bring yourself closer to who you want to become can lead you into the most challenging season of your life. Growth doesn't always feel like progress while you're experiencing it.
Two months left in 2026.
I don’t want to just end, I want to learn more, show up consistently, build meaningful relationships, improve my skills and take intentional steps to the professional I want to become.
Small steps still count.
Let’s finish the year intentionally. ❤️
@PheyiDharaa I was telling someone this sometime ago
You can't grow in your comfort zone .... You have to step out see what it looks like outside there and your strategy , your thinking everything changes
Earlier today, I reminisced about some growth opportunities I had missed, and one thought stayed with me:
“Growth isn’t always consistent with comfort.”
I’ll share more on this tomorrow.
Day 3 of my 2month X growth journey😊🎉
Being a nurse means being a lifelong learner.
You finish one topic, and suddenly there are 15 more waiting for you. 😭
Healthcare keeps evolving, so we keep learning. Because "I thought I knew this" is not a clinical skill. 😂🩺
Nursing requires courage beyond what people see, strength beyond what words can explain, and compassion even on the hardest days.Some days will test your strength, some will stretch your patience, but never let the challenges make you forget why you started💟
Growth doesn't always look like a big achievement.
Sometimes, it's reviewing a clinical skill, asking questions, learning from a mistake, or showing up when motivation is low.
Small, consistent steps matter. 🌱
My goal is to become the kind of nurse who knows what to do, understands why, and makes patients feel safe.
Also, the kind who doesn't panic when someone says, "Nurse, come here!" from across the ward. 😭🩺