Went from gas to electric. Stick to automatic. Manual to autonomous. was it worth it? My reasons and thoughts for making the switch. 

setting education goals and starting them can  be 2 different experiences. they say the grass is always greener on the other side. we've all heard the RN horror stories of school. We heard about the amount of work, expectations, time spent in clinicals and lecture, the ridiculous nclex practice questions that sometimes feel like they make absolutely 0 sense. With all that in mind. Do you feel mentally prepared for school?

Ahh its been about 5-6 years since I took my boards for the NCLEX. I can't even begin to tell you how many study guides I went over and reviews that I used. In this episode I go over a few of the things I used to prepare for the boards. I also list my ideas and thoughts of a few of the different reviews that I used. And all of them I used in their entirety. Why? Well lets just say anxiety pushes me to work harder. When you work that hard to pass nursing school the last thing you want to do is find yourself having to retest multiple times to get your RN. 

Hey you guys just randomly talking about another ghost experience that I had a while back. This time I have some video footage for you to watch. Just listen to the story first and then watch it. See if you can catch it. This video has not been edited. I actually posted it on youtube long ago when I found it, and did an unlisted video and sent it only to a few friends. But yah this was a trip....

https://youtu.be/s3HFVrfWiGc

Just thought I'd share some of my thoughts working in the healthcare field and choosing to use my android over my IOS. I had to actually buy an Iphone after several years after switching to android. It seems some of the apps that I use to on the unit seem to play nicer with Iphone. But my android still continues to be my go to productive daily driver.