If you’re a nurse who’s ever felt torn in half—family on one side, work on the other—this episode is for you. Miles shares a raw, anonymous, Canada-wide story that taught him a painful truth: the system doesn’t bend for your family. Not because people are evil, but because the system protects staffing first. You’ll hear what that reality check did to him as a father, and you’ll get a practical plan—five moves you can start this week—to build more control without leaving nursing. If you want templates, scripts, and the full breakdown of the “structure” thing, join Frontliners Hub on Skool: frontlinershub.com (link in the description). Quick disclaimer: education only—not legal/tax advice.

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If overtime feels like the only way to breathe as a nurse, this episode is for you. Miles shares the “40-year regret” frame that changed his decisions, why overtime becomes a lifestyle trap, and a simple plan to reclaim your time—without abandoning nursing. Hear the story, learn the boundaries, and discover five practical moves you can make this week. Want the templates, scripts, and step-by-step systems to build a time-first nursing practice? Join Frontliners Hub on Skool—link in the description: frontlinershub.com. Your career should serve your family, not cost them. Quick disclaimer: education only—not legal/tax advice.

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Everyone sells the highlight reel of travel nursing: more money, more freedom, pick your schedule, see Canada. But if you walk in with fantasy expectations, you’ll get humbled fast. In this episode, Miles breaks down the truth about travel nursing in Canada—expectations vs. reality—without naming names or sugarcoating the hard parts. Discover why most nurses choose travel contracts (hint: it’s about saving your life, not just adventure), how the system really works, and what it takes to regain control of your time, family, and future. Want the templates, questions, and frameworks to do it right? Link in the description: frontlinershub.com. Your career should serve your family, not cost them.

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Ever left a call with a recruiter and wondered if you just got lowballed? This episode breaks down Agencies 101 for nurses building their own practice and structure. Miles shares how to pick the right agencies, the exact questions to ask about rate, stipend, and accommodations, and the negotiation scripts that keep you respected—without awkwardness. Learn how to protect your schedule, your pay, and your peace of mind. Want checklists, scripts, and real talk with nurses across Canada? Join the private community at FrontlinersHub.com. Comment “AGENCIES” with your province and let’s keep the conversation real.

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Ever spiraled at 2am wondering if “structure” is going to ruin your life as a travel nurse? You’re not alone. In this episode, Miles breaks down the top 20 myths about structure for travel nurses—what’s actually true, what’s just noise, and how to set up your own nursing practice the right way. From tax myths to agency rumors, you’ll get the real scoop (no lectures, just what Miles wishes someone told him early on). Want the step-by-step roadmap and real support? Join the private community at FrontlinersHub.com. Comment “STRUCTURE” with your province and let’s get you contract-ready.

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If you’re an employed staff nurse right now and you’ve been thinking, “How are travel nurses making more money and still having a life?” I want you to hear this:The biggest difference usually isn’t experience. It’s identity.Because the moment you stop thinking like an employed staff nurse—and you start thinking like a nursing practice—you make different decisions.In this nurse-to-nurse episode, I’ll walk you through what that identity shift actually looks like in real life, including:

• How a nursing practice chooses contracts (instead of “needing a job”)
• How to negotiate with clarity (without feeling awkward or “difficult”)
• How to build a simple money system so you stop guessing
• Why support and community matter more than memorizing every detail

This isn’t about changing who you are. It’s about changing the lens you’re operating from—so you can protect your time, energy, income, and future.

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If you’re an employed staff nurse right now and it feels like the workload keeps climbing while your pay stays almost the same… you’re not imagining it.In this nurse-to-nurse episode, I’m sharing the exact framework I wish someone handed me earlier:

• Why staff nurse burnout is often a payment structure problem (not a “you’re not cut out for this” problem)
• The travel nurse trap that can keep you stuck trading time for dollars
• The step-by-step first-contract roadmap to get paid as your own nursing practice (what I call the “structure thing”)
• How the right structure can open the door to consistent investing and real long-term freedom

This isn’t about changing who you are. It’s about changing how you get paid—so you can protect your energy, your time, and your future.

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