Relax Babe

This year, my grandfather Anderson was hospitalized for the flu, sent to rehab for recovery, fell and had a short femur rod placed, and ultimately placed in a memory-care facility. He lives in a studio apartment with a tiny bathroom. He lives in his wheelchair and has to be reminded constantly not to stand without assistance. His dementia is so far that he forgets that one command, and he’s already had a small fall again. This year, I’m much more family-focused and aware of the toll my career aspirations take on my family. Every time I come home to my parents, either to see my father (that career-focus keeps him busy) or get my hair done, I make it a point to stop by my grandfather’s room, wherever he may be this time. The last time I went to see him, he asked about school. It’s not uncommon for those who know me to ask about school instead of work. That’s where my passion is, and I can very rarely explain what I do in the operating room without violating ...

This self-love will transect all boundaries and apply to every single person on this planet. This is not about me, this is not about money, this is not about fame. This is about making the entire planet love itself again and through understanding the human experience, gain oneness and help everyone live in harmony.  I need this more than I need to breathe. There is only this. This is the only light. All of these things end up to the tunnel of being the CEO and President of Nurses’ Wellbeing Training. This goes beyond steps and it goes beyond metrics. This is putting yourself first so that you are able to take care of your patients so that you are able to get the metrics for your team. This is about supporting other divine spirits through the human experience as only another human can do. This is what love is. This is who I was meant to be. Thank you Universe. Sincerely, MA