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They called us "healthcare heroes" to keep us working. But 2 years later, and billions of dollars made (by CEOs), where has that left us? In this episode I explore how/why I feel nurses and healthcare professionals should try plant medicine as a path to figuring out what they really want.

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EDIT: Take home pay is $2400 per week.

Please don't forget that job security is a facade. Am I sad that I won't be working at the job that I really liked? Yes? But will I allow myself to be played? Never.

Listen to the rest of the episode and help me answer...

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I am finally free to share about my past lives, and it feels good to know that no job, person, place, or thing has the power to shape my future. I hope you enjoy hearing about the good, bad, and ugly.

I also give you some real world advice for dealing with unit bullies.

Much love.

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I actually enjoy the *aesthetic* of a soft life. But that is all that it is. There are actions and movements required for your life to *feel* soft. Unfortunately in our community we are being marketed a bunch of BS that has not been adding up. I give you 10 or 11 tangible things to do if you feel like y

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If you are interested in traveling with me, I am hosting a plant medicine retreat this July in PR. Link here:

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This is like a two part episode. In the beginning I tell you about that time a nurse anesthesia school tried to end my career before it started. In the second part, I walk you through how it happened.

Moral of the story, what doesn't kill you will make you stronger and now I get to help other nurses realize that with the help of psychedelics.

If you are interested in joining me on a retreat... use this link to learn more: https://moonmami.squadtrip.com/trip/plant-and-activate-wellness-retreat-4413

I went on a birthday trip in Mexico, and was asked what my dream job would be. My answer is pretty obvious to those that know me. But it also spurred another conversation about semen retention... and this is how we landed here.

This is a spicy one. Definitely not for the kids. Welcome to my podcast- my side of wellness.

If you are interested in retreating with me, the next one is July 23-28 in Puerto Rico. Aishaallen.com has all the details.

And now Arlan Hamilton is THAT girl. If you don't know her you will after this episode and you will understand WHY I charged $15,000 to a credit card to be coached by her.

Listen to this episode about high level coaching, what it costs, and the results. Arlan answers my questions about building community, holding space in new fields, and gives me advice as I make my move from anesthesia to psychedelics.

Learn more about the July 2024 plant medicine retreat:

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By now you have heard the pain from the Black community. It's been a collective effort to share our voices. But it has taken a lot for us to be here. For many years we have suffered in silence. Afraid to speak. Afraid to talk "ghetto". Afraid to be "aggressive". Afraid to wear our natural hair. Afraid to challenge racism. Well, now we are doing it. One of the ways I am doing this... is by speaking about the racism I faced at the hands of an educational institution and one of my peers. Listen and share. Please leave a review as well. Let me know what you think. And if you have it in you, donate to this platform. Next week, we will dive further into what happened.

 Thank you for giving me space in your hearts. I love you all. 

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