Are you ready for a change?

Quiz Questions

• 1.
  What role do you play at work?

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    Referee: Quick decisions and last minute tough calls are my jam
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    Captain: Leading your team through rough waters and navigating changes
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    Sergeant: Give orders, discipline and direction, hunkering down again a constant barrage
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    Director: Places everyone, we need to make this thing look good for whoever's watching
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    Conductor: Making beautiful music, everything flows together like a well composed song
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    Teacher: Just trying to get these children through the day. If we learn something, great.
• 2.
  Which emoji best sums up how you feel about your current upper management?

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    🥵— Wearing me out. Sweating the details. Makes a big deal out of everything and doesn't answer if I do need something.
  • B.
    🤔 — So-so. Pretty much leaves me alone. Checks in when something doesn't look good. Could be worse.
  • C.
    🥰 — Couldn't imagine it being much better. Friendly communicates the right amount, understands my role, and values what I bring to the table.
• 3.
  What is your greatest work accomplishment?

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    My team: I have built a powerhouse of efficiency
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    My results: I've excelled in growing my operations
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    My revenue: I am a money making machine
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    My culture: I have created a place where people want to stay forever
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    My quality: I have made sure that what we do is the best it could be
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    My solutions: I've fixed all the issues that made this a broken system
• 4.
  How often do you think about doing something different?

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    Never - Love my job, my team, my management, and what I do.
  • B.
    Sometimes - I've given it some thought but have yet to take the plunge. I look for other options and opportunities often.
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    Regularly - I've been looking for what's next. I don't want to commit to another job that's not going to be a good fit.
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    Almost every waking minute - I will literally do anything to get out of here. I don't want another job but I don't want to stay here.
• 5.
  My biggest work frustration is:

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    Being over-managed
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    No Recognition Not seen/heard
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    Lack of Direction, Leadership or Mentorship
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    Salary or Benefits
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    Advancement Opportunities
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    Demand/ Workload
• 6.
  Rank your current engagement level...

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    I’m still showing up. Figuring it out day by day after that. I take longer lunches now and leave early when I can. Nothing is new but I'm getting through it.
  • B.
    I'm at a good place, I know my team is strong and I'm in a good flow. I have goals set for what the future looks like and I know I'm needed here to keep things running.
  • C.
    I come in early, on fire to fix problems, and reach out to my resources when I need help. I know I'm appreciated and my impact is fulfilling my desire for success.
• 7.
  If I could do anything, I would...

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    Find a new employer. Quit Today and never look back
  • B.
    Start my own business. Doing only what I love
  • C.
    No more work period. Retire for good and stay at home
  • D.
    Work for a friend or a remote company with more flexibility
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    Get promoted at my current company. Or transfer to another position and do something different.

Quiz Outcomes

• 1.
  You aren't quite there...yet, but you know it's coming.

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  You're starting to notice some things about your current situation that could be improved but aren't under your control. That can be frustrating and sour your usually sunny perspective....You examine your surroundings to try to find every possible method to fix things and bring them back to where they should be. There comes a time when you realize you've given all you can and you go into self-preservation mode.So What Now?1. Start doing some boundary setting in your current situation.No matter what, you need to be able to protect your own mental health and personal life going to be successful going forward. Start examining the areas that are creating friction and give yourself some power and control back where you can.2. Start thinking and talking about your passions.What lights you up and makes you feel alive? What engages you, energizes you, and makes you feel fulfilled? Start making some lists and the projects and tasks you love and the ones you don't.3. Explore your fears and barriers.If you aren't happy and you're hanging on by a thread, why is that okay? What is holding you back from doing what you love? Get your fears out and let them go. Because you won't be able to move forward if you don't.Tips to help you move forward when you aren't confident it's time to go…If starting a new job feels like more of the same, you’re not alone, friend. Things have continued to escalate in the staffing crisis of senior care. Moving from one job has the potential to be miserable in a different building.Looking for a little extra guidance? Check out these resources...1. Get started with the FREE Nurse Business Basics BundleMap out your values and goals and identify opportunities that align.2. Download the Free PDF with 10 Business Tips For NursesMake absolutely sure your mindset and confidence in your skills and abilities are aligned with your new direction.3. Join the FB group for Aspiring Nurse Consultants & Business OwnersGet the support and resources you need to succeed.P.S. Don’t forget to check your email! I’ll be in there with more tips to help you position for transition... Our group is starting soon and we have a few spots for senior care leaders who a READY to embrace their definition of success. Get in while it's 75% Off!!
• 2.
  You are edging towards the door. What now?

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  You've hung in there for what seems like forever. You don't want to rage quit and make decisions you regret. You know that things here won't improve and you have ideas, thoughts, and dreams about your own definition of success.Don't panic. Step back and assess your current situation and prepare for what's next.So What Now?1. Start doing some boundary setting in your current situation.No matter what, you need to be able to protect your own mental health and personal life going to be successful going forward. Start examining the areas that are creating friction and give yourself some power and control back where you can.2. Start thinking and talking about your passions.What lights you up and makes you feel alive? What engages you, energizes you, and makes you feel fulfilled? Start making some lists and the projects and tasks you love and the ones you don't.3. Explore your fears and barriers.If you aren't happy and you're hanging on by a thread, why is that okay? What is holding you back from doing what you love? Get your fears out and let them go. Because you won't be able to move forward if you don't.Tips to help you move forward when you aren't confident it's time to go…If starting a new job feels like more of the same, you’re not alone, friend. Things have continued to escalate in the staffing crisis of senior care. Moving from one job has the potential to be miserable in a different building.Looking for a little extra guidance? Check out these resources...1. Get started with the FREE Nurse Business Basics BundleMap out your values and goals and identify opportunities that align.2. Download the Free PDF with 10 Business Tips For NursesMake absolutely sure your mindset and confidence in your skills and abilities are aligned with your new direction.3. Join the FB group for Aspiring Nurse Consultants & Business OwnersGet the support and resources you need to succeed.P.S. Don’t forget to check your email! I’ll be in there with more tips to help you position for transition... Our group is starting soon and we have a few spots for senior care leaders who a READY to embrace their own definition of success. Get in while it's 75% Off!!
• 3.
  You know it's time to go, and soon.

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  You already know you're done. It's literally just a matter of time. Nothing you've done seems to improve the situation and you sometimes try to avoid the inevitable by withdrawing from the truth of the situation. You've been looking for better options, but everything just feels like more of the same. So What Now?1. Start doing some boundary setting in your current situation.No matter what, you need to be able to protect your own mental health and personal life going to be successful going forward. Start examining the areas that are creating friction and give yourself some power and control back where you can.2. Start thinking and talking about your passions.What lights you up and makes you feel alive? What engages you, energizes you, and makes you feel fulfilled? Start making some lists and the projects and tasks you love and the ones you don't.3. Explore your fears and barriers.If you aren't happy and you're hanging on by a thread, why is that okay? What is holding you back from doing what you love? Get your fears out and let them go. Because you won't be able to move forward if you don't.Tips to help you move forward when you aren't confident it's time to go…If starting a new job feels like more of the same, you’re not alone, friend. Things have continued to escalate in the staffing crisis of senior care. Moving from one job has the potential to be miserable in a different building.Looking for a little extra guidance? Check out these resources...1. Get started with the FREE Nurse Business Basics BundleMap out your values and goals and identify opportunities that align.2. Download the Free PDF with 10 Business Tips For NursesMake absolutely sure your mindset and confidence in your skills and abilities are aligned with your new direction.3. Join the FB group for Aspiring Nurse Consultants & Business OwnersGet the support and resources you need to succeed.P.S. Don’t forget to check your email! I’ll be in there with more tips to help you position for transition... Our group is starting soon and we have a few spots for senior care leaders who a READY to embrace their own definition of success. Get in while it's 75% Off!!
• 4.
  You'd better get out now - before it's too late.  

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  Things are starting to get heavy enough to weigh you down and that's saying alot. You're determined and persistent to make the best of things, but it affects you personally more than you'd like to admit.You know you could be making a bigger impact and you love the satisfaction of improving everything around you. If you've been actively looking for other options you'll continue to find that nothing seems like the perfect fit. The pros are outweighing the cons enough that you feel stuck in the mud of your current role. So What Now?1. Start doing some boundary setting in your current situation.No matter what, you need to be able to protect your own mental health and personal life going to be successful going forward. Start examining the areas that are creating friction and give yourself some power and control back where you can.2. Start thinking and talking about your passions.What lights you up and makes you feel alive? What engages you, energizes you, and makes you feel fulfilled? Start making some lists and the projects and tasks you love and the ones you don't.3. Explore your fears and barriers.If you aren't happy and you're hanging on by a thread, why is that okay? What is holding you back from doing what you love? Get your fears out and let them go. Because you won't be able to move forward if you don't.Tips to help you move forward when you aren't confident it's time to go…If starting a new job feels like more of the same, you’re not alone, friend. Things have continued to escalate in the staffing crisis of senior care. Moving from one job has the potential to be miserable in a different building.Looking for a little extra guidance? Check out these resources...1. Get started with the FREE Nurse Business Basics BundleMap out your values and goals and identify opportunities that align.2. Download the Free PDF with 10 Business Tips For NursesMake absolutely sure your mindset and confidence in your skills and abilities are aligned with your new direction.3. Join the FB group for Aspiring Nurse Consultants & Business OwnersGet the support and resources you need to succeed.P.S. Don’t forget to check your email! I’ll be in there with more tips to help you position for transition... Our group is starting soon and we have a few spots for senior care leaders who a READY to embrace their own definition of success. Get in while it's 75% Off!!