Welcome to a special episode of the Plan B CRNA Podcast, hosted by Bobby Jones. This Thoughtful Thursday episode explores the theme of "Willingness to Change" inspired by a Marcus Aurelius quote. Bobby shares his personal journey of reevaluating his exercise habits and giving up alcohol for improved physical and mental health. He emphasizes the importance of adapting and making changes not only in physical well-being but also in podcast content and format. The podcast is undergoing transformations, including rebranding and a shift towards a broader healthcare audience. Bobby encourages listener feedback to shape the show's future, promising exciting updates ahead.

Join Bobby on this change and growth journey, and be part of the podcast's evolution. Share your thoughts and ideas via email, reviews, or social media, and stay tuned for the exciting developments in the coming months. It's time for the Plan B CRNA Podcast to adapt and thrive, and your input is essential. Stay safe and take care as we embark on this exciting journey together!

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In the eagerly anticipated follow-up to their initial exploration of life-changing reads, hosts Bobby Jones, Matthew Newton, and Rammel Javier return with "Book Recommendations Part 2” on the Plan B CRNA podcast.

This second installment continues the engaging conversation as the hosts delve deeper into their personal literary journeys. They introduce a fresh selection of books that have impacted them profoundly, offering an even broader range of genres, themes, and perspectives.

Listeners can anticipate an enriching discussion that goes beyond the usual reading lists, as the hosts share not only their favorite titles but also the ways in which these books have shaped their worldviews and influenced their choices.

"Book Recommendations Part 2” is an episode that encourages listeners to explore new genres and authors, emphasizing the importance of continuously seeking knowledge and inspiration through books. Whether you're looking to broaden your reading horizons or simply seeking a fresh set of recommendations, this episode promises to be an illuminating and thought-provoking discussion that celebrates the transformative power of literature.

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In this special episode of the Plan B CRNA podcast, hosts Bobby Jones, Matthew Newton, and Rammel Javier delve into a thought-provoking discussion about books that have profoundly impacted their lives. The episode titled "Book Recommendations Part 1" is a captivating exploration of literature's transformative power.

The hosts, each with unique perspectives and tastes, take listeners on a literary journey through the books that have left an indelible mark on their personal and professional lives.They share their top picks, shedding light on the profound insights, inspiration, and wisdom these books have provided.

Throughout the episode, listeners can expect to hear engaging anecdotes, personal reflections, and enthusiastic recommendations. The hosts' passion for reading shines through as they discuss how these books shaped their thinking, influenced their career choices, and contributed to their personal growth.

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The Part 2 episode of the Plan B CRNA Podcast features an interview with a CRNA entrepreneur who was recently featured in an article in the AANA (American Association of Nurse Anesthetists) about encouraging other CRNAs to pursue their passions. The interviewee discusses how the AANA found her and her experience being the focus of an article that will reach approximately 60,000 CRNAs across the United States. She attributes her success to her strong relationships with AANA leadership and emphasizes the importance of these connections in her career.

Amanda also talks about her passion for inspiring and supporting other healthcare providers, especially those facing compassion fatigue or burnout. She discusses her own journey and the challenges she has overcome, both personally and professionally. She emphasizes the importance of learning from mistakes and using failures as opportunities for growth. Additionally, she shares her views on advocating for the CRNA profession and highlights the need for collaboration and a focus on positive change rather than engaging in unnecessary wars or conflicts within the anesthesia community. The interview concludes with her advice on being cautious when choosing business partners and the importance of separating personal emotions from business decisions.

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The latest episode of Plan B CRNA delves into the timeless wisdom of William Shakespeare's quote, "What's past is prologue," and its relevance in our modern lives. This episode explores the idea that our past actions and experiences have undoubtedly shaped who we are today, setting the stage for the present. However, it emphasizes the crucial point that the past doesn't dictate every detail of our future. Listeners are reminded of their agency and free will, likening life to being co-authors of their own story. The episode navigates the complex balance between fate and free will, debunking the misconception that past success guarantees future success while providing practical insights on how to break free from the cycle of past mistakes. It encourages embracing the unknown as an opportunity for growth and change, reinforcing the idea that our past may determine our starting point, but it doesn't have to define our future.

In a world where many seek guidance on navigating life's uncertainties, this episode of Plan B CRNA offers a thought-provoking exploration of how individuals can shape their destinies and craft their unique life stories. Drawing inspiration from Shakespearean wisdom, it inspires listeners to reflect on their past, learn from it, and use that knowledge to pave the way for a future filled with potential, growth, and new beginnings. As the episode concludes, it leaves the audience with the empowering message that the best stories are those yet to be written, inviting them to embrace the unknown with open arms and seize the opportunity to shape their future as they see fit.

To continue thinking on this topic check out the following links;

• https://kevineikenberry.com/coaching-developing-others/seven-ways-productively-learn-past/
• https://www.becomingminimalist.com/learn-always/
• https://georgecouros.ca/blog/archives/8346
• https://www.forbes.com/sites/rebeccanewton/2016/11/08/does-success-require-confidence/?sh=584a420d6744

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Welcome to the latest episode of the Plan B CRNA Podcast! In this provider spotlight episode, our special guest is Amanda Fowler, a CRNA with a unique journey. Amanda shares her experiences starting as an ICU nurse at Emory in Atlanta, graduating from anesthesia school in 2015, and her first position in an all CRNA practice. She discusses her diverse anesthesia career, her passion for anesthesia leadership, and her entrepreneurial venture in the aesthetics industry.

Amanda also opens up about her decision to pursue professional cheerleading and how it ties into her personal journey of rediscovery and fulfillment. She sheds light on the rigorous auditions and unspoken requirements for becoming a professional cheerleader and emphasizes the importance of passion and commitment.

While discussing her future plans, Amanda assures that she will continue to advocate for the CRNA profession and maintain her anesthesia practice alongside her pursuit of professional cheerleading.

Tune in to this insightful episode to gain valuable insights into Amanda's career, her motivation, and her dedication to both the CRNA profession and her passion for the world of cheerleading.

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In this episode of the Plan B CRNA podcast, hosted by Bobby Jones, listeners are taken on a deep dive into the world of vending machine businesses as a potential side hustle or passive income stream. Bobby draws from his experiences and research, presenting the pros and cons of entering this industry. He emphasizes the need for individualized research and self-awareness, acknowledging that what works for one person might not work for another. The episode covers various aspects of starting a vending machine business, from the different types of vending machines available (snacks, beverages, bulk, specialty) to financing options, location selection, inventory stocking, and investing time in relationship-building and customer service. 

Throughout the episode, Jones highlights the accessible nature of vending machine businesses, noting the relatively low startup costs and potential for scaling over time. He also underlines the practicality of running this venture as a side gig, highlighting its flexibility and the possibility of generating income even while sleeping. On the downside, Jones warns about challenges such as potential slow startup, the need for regular repairs, and the vulnerability of vending machines to theft and vandalism. He encourages listeners to conduct their own research and consider their personal strengths and goals before entering the vending machine business.

Books and Links mentioned in the episode 

How to Start a Vending Machine Business: Earn Full-Time Income on Autopilot with a Successful Vending Machine Business Even if You Got Zero Experience by Walter Grant and Matt Coleman. 

Start Your Own Vending Machine Business: Collect Monthly Full-Time Income on Autopilot by Building a Vending Machine Empire by Liam Buckley. 

How to Start a Vending Machine Business: In These 7 Simple Steps, You’ll Discover How to Create a Monthly Full-Time Income Automatically with Little Budget and No Experience Required by Jordan Mallin. 

https://www.grandviewresearch.com/industry-analysis/global-vending-machine-market

https://www.alliedmarketresearch.com/vending-machine-market-A09486

https://mailchimp.com/courier/article/vending-machine-economy/

https://thehustle.co/we-interviewed-20-vending-machine-owners-heres-how-much-they-make/

https://medium.com/fuck-niches/5-vending-machine-side-hustles-id-try-594319e8d305

https://www.nerdwallet.com/article/small-business/how-to-start-a-vending-machine-business

https://www.profitableventure.com/pros-cons-own-vending-machine/

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The latest episode of the Plan B CRNA podcast features hosts Bobby Jones and Dr. Matthew Newton discussing the current state of nursing and the critical shortage of Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) across the United States. Driven by the need to address the nursing shortage crisis, the hosts delve into various aspects that contribute to the issue. They highlight the significant challenges nurses and CRNAs face, including job dissatisfaction, burnout, and the lack of appreciation from employers. The conversation revolves around the evolving work culture, factors such as remote work and job hopping, and the importance of transparent compensation structures to combat resentment. The hosts also emphasize the necessity of fostering a supportive community among healthcare professionals and shedding light on the less-discussed topic of burnout, while exploring potential solutions to improve the overall work environment and enhance retention.

The hosts also touch on the impact of COVID-19 on healthcare workers and how the pandemic has exacerbated existing issues within the nursing profession. Overall, the episode serves as a thoughtful analysis of the challenges faced by nurses and CRNAs, addressing systemic concerns and highlighting the importance of collaboration, transparency, and meaningful change in the healthcare industry.

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In this episode of the Planned B CRNA Podcast's "Thoughtful Thursdays," host Bobby Jones delves into the theme of continuous learning and personal growth, drawing from a quote by Jiddu Krishnamurti that emphasizes the significance of those who constantly question and explore over those who merely conform. As Bobby reflects on the start of the school year and the pressure of capturing "first-day" moments, he ponders the impact of comfort and the dynamic nature of learning in adulthood. Drawing parallels between effective learning strategies for adults and children, he lists eight practical tips to motivate adults to learn. 

In this engaging and reflective episode of the podcast, Bobby Jones shares personal anecdotes about the challenges and rewards of continuous learning. By connecting his own experiences as a nurse and a student, Bobby explores the balance between comfort and growth, particularly in the context of adulthood. He offers valuable insights into how to make learning a relevant and engaging pursuit for adults, highlighting the importance of accessible, visually appealing, and interactive content. Bobby concludes by discussing the role of entertainment in education and encourages listeners to embark on a journey of ongoing learning, bridging the gap between informative content and enjoyable engagement.

To continue your own learning experience check out the following links 

• https://archylearning.com/blog/how-to-motivate-adult-learners/
• https://www.shiftelearning.com/blog/what-motivates-adult-learners
• https://www.cdc.gov/training/development/pdfs/design/adult-learning-guide-508.pdf

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In this podcast discussion with Drew, part 2, the conversation revolves around Drew's experience in establishing a hospital-wide APP (Advanced Practice Provider) program. Drew discusses the challenges and opportunities in building the program, emphasizing the need to bridge the gap in understanding between traditional academic centers that heavily rely on resident doctors and the role of nurse practitioners and PAs (physician assistants).

Drew explains that APPs play a crucial role in patient care, particularly in complex and high-volume cases, by complementing the skills of nurses and attending physicians. He highlights the importance of collaboration and effective communication between different healthcare professionals to provide comprehensive patient care. Drew also talks about the process of implementing the program, including overcoming resistance and building trust among the medical staff.

The conversation delves into the significance of emotional intelligence in leadership and the value of humility. Drew shares insights on how to approach a leader or manager, discussing the importance of respectful communication and feedback in fostering a positive work environment.

Overall, the podcast covers Drew's journey in healthcare leadership, his experiences in building a successful APP program, and his insights on effective leadership, communication, and career progression.

To connect with Drew, email him at 

Drew Matey Nurse Practitioner

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