Subject: NNBA News ~ Big Announcements ~ Key Mindset for Nurses ~ Conference Video!

President's Corner

September 15, 2023

Dear Nurses,


This issue of the newsletter is filled with exciting announcements, important information, and valuable reads in our articles of interest. First, here are the video highlights from the last month’s sold out #NNBA2023 Conference. See for yourself, the NNBA community is filled with Nurses Rocking Business!


The Call for Speakers for #NNBA2024 is open! You can access it here and below by clicking on the call for speaker’s picture. Keep in mind, the deadline for entering your speaker’s proposal is November 1st! All the details are within the application, and we look forward to hearing from our NNBA members!


A dedicated website is now available for you to make your hotel reservations for NNBA 2024. Take advantage of savings by using our Group Discount with the Embassy Suites Orlando - Lake Buena Vista South. Here is the link: https://book.passkey.com/e/50653779. With the conference during July in Orlando, consider adding on a vacation before or after!


The NNBA is excited to announce that in addition to our national annual conference in July on nurse entrepreneurship & career alternatives, we will be holding two NNBA Mid-Year Workshops. NNBA members have said they would like more opportunities to meet and work on developing their businesses, and members of our business advisory board and business experts will be presenting. So, stay tuned because in our newsletters, we will have information on this first mid-year workshop.

Have you signed up for the Nurse Entrepreneur's Exchange Interview? We record weekly to give you more nurse entrepreneur's stories of how they became an entrepreneur and how they are succeeding in business. Just scan the QR code to the right to sign up and you can check out previously recorded interviews by going to out to NNBA's Blog.

Our first article of interest is An Entrepreneurial Mindset Empowers Both Nursing and Nurse Entrepreneurs. Nurses with this mindset have a significant impact on healthcare and improved patient outcomes.


A lot of nurses have started their business as a side hustle while maintaining their income in their current job. How to Scale Your Side Hustle Into A Thriving Business shows how you can make this transition a reality with dedication, strategic planning, and the right tactics.


The final article Use This Trick to Kill Stage Fright and Create Instant Charisma is timely with the announcement of the Call for Speakers for NNBA 2024! I recommend viewing the TED talk by comedian Deborah Frances-White. I enjoyed learning her tricks with a smile while listening.

Nurses have trusted the NNBA to learn how to start, how to grow, and how to keep nursing businesses successful for over 38 years. Review the benefits of membership here, one of which is $100 savings off NNBA’s annual conference: https://nursesbusiness.com/product/nurse-membership/


Registration is opening soon so save the dates and plan to join us July 25-27, 2024 in Orlando where we encourage, empower, serve, educate, and connect nurses!

Unconventionally yours,

 

Michelle

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Articles of Interest

An Entrepreneurial Mindset Empowers Both Nursing and Nurse Entrepreneurs

 

NNBA Blog - Michelle Podlesni

How to Scale Your Side Hustle Into A Thriving Business

 

addicted2success

Use This Trick to Kill Stage Fright and Create Instant Charisma

 

INC.

An Entrepreneurial Mindset Empowers Both Nursing and Nurse Entrepreneurs. I devoted the first chapter in Unconventional Nurse® Going From Burnout to Bliss! to the entrepreneurial mindset. An entrepreneurial mindset is incredibly important, not just for entrepreneurs but for nurses in various specialties and roles. It encompasses a set of attitudes, behaviors, and skills that are valuable in both professional and personal contexts. Here are some reasons why an entrepreneurial mindset is significant and how nurses can leverage entrepreneurial thinking to make a positive impact on healthcare:


1) Innovation: Entrepreneurial individuals are often innovative and creative. They seek out new solutions to problems and are open to trying unconventional approaches. This mindset is crucial in a rapidly changing world where innovation drives progress.


2) Problem-Solving: Entrepreneurs are adept at identifying and solving problems. This skill is applicable in any profession or aspect of life. Being able to find efficient solutions to challenges is a valuable asset.

Are you ready to turn your passion project into a thriving business? The journey from a side hustle to a full-time career isn’t easy, but it’s certainly possible. You can make this transition a reality with dedication, strategic planning, and the right tactics.


If you’re an aspiring entrepreneur or already in the startup phase, here’s how to scale your side hustle while transitioning from part-time to full-time, all while keeping your entrepreneurial spirit alive.


Optimize Your Time

You only have so many hours of the day available to devote to your side hustle. So, the first order of business will be to determine how exactly you’re spending your time.


Log your hours for the week to help you establish how long it takes to accomplish certain tasks, where you might be wasting time, and when you’re the most productive during the day.


Once you’ve conducted a time audit, you should be better able to create a daily schedule — even going so far as to set “office hours” for your side hustle, with all the various tasks prioritized by order of importance.

Look at any poll of people's biggest fears, and public speaking will always rank near the top along with other common phobias like fear of snakes, spiders, or heights. While that's probably not news to many entrepreneurs, who generally need to speak to groups as part of running their businesses, here's a question for you: Have you ever wondered why exactly so many of us are terrified of speaking in front of groups?


Snakes, spiders, and heights will definitely kill you. Evolution would have been asleep at the wheel if it didn't equip humans with a fear of these things. But giving a speech, no matter how disastrously it goes, will not be the end of you. So why do many of us get the same stomach-churning, hands-shaking, slick-with-sweat feeling when facing a room of blank faces as we do when facing a cobra?


Deborah Frances-White thinks she knows why. A comedian and sought-after speaker on diversity issues, Frances-White is also the force behind one of the most useful TEDx talks on the art of public speaking you're likely to come across. At the heart of it is one simple observation: "Audiences look like lions."

The NNBA is the #1 trusted resource of helping nurses succeed in business. We have been in the business of educating and empowering nurses through entrepreneurial models for the past 38 years. Over the years, we've had thousands of testimonies on the transformative quality of being a member and attending our annual educational conference on nurse entrepreneurship. Nurses make great business owners!

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NNBA News - Volume 23; Number 9.5

Michelle DeLizio Podlesni - Editorial Director - mdp@nursesbusiness.com

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