Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “Professional Development”
Most agree there’s too much “stuff” coming at us… from every direction and at every turn. When is enough, enough? When you’ve had enough; when you know it’s time to take a stand and make a change. But until then, you’ll be forced to deal with everything coming your way. Last week’s article introduced the …
It’s all around us! The endless noise in airports, public places, restaurants, offices, and waiting rooms. Continuous data streaming over movie channels, websites, smartphones, social media channels, and millions of apps. We are stalked by non-stop noise and information trailing us wherever we go. And there is no escaping it! Will it slow down? No, …
The United States is in good company placing the merits of “hard work” on a high pedestal. Just like other countries, we equate working hard with success, achievement, and virtue. And we’re happy to put in long hours to achieve our goals. How many hours per week? While the 40-hour work week is the standard …
Humans are creatures of habit! Granted, some people behave more habitually than others. But while we don’t like to think of ourselves as habitual creatures, truth is we are. And it doesn’t matter if the habits you’ve adopted work for or against you. Once you’ve “installed” them, to some degree, they run, control, and perhaps …
Open the door and go back in time… Remember when you worked for someone who was a great boss and a joy to work for? There was little stress at work. You and your coworkers were motivated and productive; you got it done no matter what! And while work was busy and hectic at times, you loved …
The majority of clinicians – nurse practitioners and physician assistants are not business owners, but employees. However, even though we focus on business here, all professionals are business and need to understand that. On this episode of the NPBusiness Show & Podcast, I speak with Renee Dahring, NP and current president of the Minnesota APRN …
Do you know of an Advanced Practice Nurse new or aspiring to a leadership position? The Duke-Johnson & Johnson Nurse Leadership Program is designed specifically to offer Advanced Practice Nurses a life-changing opportunity to become leaders of new models of care. This one year program, through onsite retreats combined with distance-based sessions, offers innovative and integrated …
