Making lifestyle/healthy changes is hard. What tactics worked for you? How did you stay motivated? #hcldr #InnoPsy

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T1: Making lifestyle/healthy changes is hard. What tactics worked for you? How did you stay motivated? #hcldr #InnoPsy

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1. Ann Becker-Schutte ‏@DrBeckerSchutte Jul 15

   RT @hcldr T1: Making lifestyle/healthy changes is hard. What tactics worked for you? How did you stay motivated? #hcldr #InnoPsy

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2. Rasu Shrestha MD MBA ‏@RasuShrestha Jul 15

   T1 Staying motivated is not easy. It's said: “FIRST we make our habits, THEN our habits make us.” #InnoPsy #hcldr @hcldr

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3. Stacey Tinianov ‏@coffeemommy Jul 15

   Say it out loud, so friends can help hold you to it! RT @hcldr: T1: What lifestyle/healthy changes tactics worked for you? #hcldr #InnoPsy

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4. Sanford Jeames ‏@JeamesSailor Jul 15

   @hcldr @NatriceR T1 Lifestyle changes for me was focused on practicing behaviors for patients.Practice what I preach. #InnoPsy #hcldr

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5. Andrew Lopez, RN ‏@nursefriendly Jul 15

   @hcldr T1 Gradual permanent changes work for me, eliminate bad habits with no intention of "going back." #innopsy #hcldr

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6. Megan Ranney MD MPH ‏@meganranney Jul 15

   A1: depends on the type of change. For some, “tiny habits” & moderation. For others, hard rules & big changes #hcldr #InnoPsy @hcldr

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7. Michelle Perron ‏@PerronServices Jul 15

   T1: Aaahhh #accountability RT @coffeemommy Say it out loud, so friends can help hold you to it! #InnoPsy #hcldr

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8. Natrice Rese ‏@NatriceR Jul 15

   @JeamesSailor @hcldr T1 #hcldr #innopsy use a journal, keep a routine, pat self on back! Hmm need to do that again:)

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9. Yinka Vidal ‏@YinkaVidal Jul 15

   @hcldr #Hcldr T1 Different types of psychotherapies can temporarily modify behavior, challenging is sustained behavior change.

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10. Stacey Tinianov ‏@coffeemommy Jul 15

    Indeed all my recovery goals were blogged for that reason! RT @PerronServices: T1: Aaahhh #accountability #InnoPsy #hcldr

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11. Sharlotte Jackson ‏@CoachSharlotte Jul 15

    RT @hcldr: T1: Making lifestyle/healthy changes is hard. What tactics worked for you? How did you stay motivated? #hcldr #innopsy

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12. Glenn Lanteigne ‏@GlennLanteigne Jul 15

    @hcldr T1: Set goals, use a support network, measure results, celebrate wins, don't be hard on yourself with setbacks, learn from them

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13. D. Richardson-Edsell ‏@doriannrich Jul 15

    @DrBeckerSchutte @hcldrT1 I stay motivated by practicing what I preach by teaching/joining others, especially alternative therapies. #hcldr

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Andrew Lopez, RN
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My journey into entrepreneurship was not an easy one – Here is my story:"

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Beth Boynton, RN, MS Consulting Services:"Beth Boynton, RN, MS, Nurse Consultant & Author of award-winning book, "Confident Voices: The Nurses' Guide to Improving Communication & Creating Positive Workplaces". Speaker, trainer, coach, and writer specializing in teaching nurses positive communication and collaboration skills, emotional intelligence, group dynamics & leadership.

Workshops and Speaking

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Did you know, the National Nurses in Business Association is one of the few professional nursing organizations for Nurse Entrepreneurs? Nurses in Business?

http://www.nursingentrepreneurs.com/nnba/

Sincerely,

Andrew Lopez, RN

Nursefriendly National Directories

38 Tattersall Drive

West Deptford, New Jersey 08051

856-415-9617, Fax: 856-415-9618, info@nursefriendly.com, @nursefriendly

http://www.nursefriendly.com

Patient Engagement: are patients able to be active participants in care? Martine Ehrenclou, @Med_Writer #Nurseup

Patient Engagement: are patients able to be active participants in care? Martine Ehrenclou, @Med_Writer #Nurseup:"Taking charge of your healthcare means taking charge of yourself as a patient and meeting the medical provider half way.  Studies show that if patients are actively involved in care and partner with providers, that they experience better health outcomes and lower costs. See Health Affairs policy brief here.  
But for patients to be active participants in care they must be willing to acquire knowledge about their diagnoses and treatment plans and learn how to navigate our complex healthcare system. That is no simple task for any patient, as it is a steep learning curve. It requires motivation and the ability to do basic research, to keep track of symptoms and share those symptoms with providers, to understand basic medical information, to ask questions and partner with medical providers in shared decision-making, and to take ownership of medical information."
http://martineehrenclou.com/2014/06/patient-engagement-are-patients-able-to-be-active-participants-in-care/


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Did you know, the National Nurses in Business Association is one of the few professional nursing organizations for Nurse Entrepreneurs? Nurses in Business?
http://www.nursingentrepreneurs.com/nnba/

Sincerely,

Andrew Lopez, RN
Nursefriendly National Directories
38 Tattersall Drive
West Deptford, New Jersey 08051
856-415-9617, Fax: 856-415-9618, info@nursefriendly.com, @nursefriendly
http://www.nursefriendly.com

National Nurses in Business Association, #NNBA2014 Conference, October 3-5, 2014 At A Glance - #Nurseup #SmallBusiness

National Nurses in Business Association
8941 Atlanta Avenue, Suite 202
Huntington Beach, CA  92646
Phone: (877) 353-8888, Our phone hours are from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. PST – Monday through Friday

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Description:

NNBA Conference 2014 is a gathering of nurse entrepreneurs, entrepreneurs-to-be, self-employed nurses, and nurses in business.  All will be promoting RN independence through consulting, independent contracting, and business ownership on Saturday, October 4 and Sunday October 5, 2014.  Two pre-conferences are available October 3, 2014.

Objectives:  Discover and obtain:

• Information on new and traditional RN self-employment
• Business education and best practices
• Involvement and participation in NNBA, the national voice for nurses in business
• Powerful networking, mentoring, and marketing opportunities
• 14.0 Eligible Contact Hours

Hybrid Event:

A physical event with an Internet component. Twitter conference hash tag #NNBA2014. We will be streaming YouTube interviews with participants and presenters, live Tweetchats, up-to-date Facebook and Google+ posts, and a Google+ hangout for those who want to experience some of the energy of the conference.

Audience:

• Nurses new to the idea of being an independent nurse or nurse entrepreneur
• Self-employed nurses and nurse business owners in the startup and growth mode
• Nurses interested in learning business skills to advance their careers
• Nurse entrepreneurs that are successful in business
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Meet-and-Greet

Friday, October 3, 2014, at 5:00 p.m.

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Embassy Suites, 4955 Kyngs Heath Road, Kissimmee, Florida  34746  /  (407) 597-4000
Group discount rate $114.00. Group name: National Nurses in Business Association or NNB.
Reservations need to be made by September 18, 2014 to receive NNBA’s discounted room rate.

Hotel Extras:

• All two-room suites
• Free cooked-to-order breakfasts
• Open bar 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
• Well-equipped fitness center, outdoor pool and whirlpool
• Complimentary scheduled shuttle to Walt Disney World® 3.5 miles away

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Pre-Conference Agenda – Friday, October 3, 2014

8:00 –  4:30	Career Alternatives for Nurses® – Donna Cardillo, RN, MA, CSP®
1:00 –  5:00	Turn Your Nursing Knowledge into Books: Writing, Publishing and Promoting Your Book - Dan Poynter, CSP® Author and Publisher, ParaPublishing
5:00	Meet and Greet Reception
	Conference Agenda – Saturday, October 4, 2014
8:00 –  8:30	Registration
8:30 –  8:45	Welcome - Michelle Podlesni, RN President, National Nurses in Business Association
8:45 –  9:30	Keynote:  Becoming a Published Author: Writing, Producing and Promoting Your Book - Dan Poynter, CSP® Author and Publisher, ParaPublishing
9:40 –  9:50	Exhibitors Introductions
9:50 – 10:30	My Business is Nursing - Susan Scherer, RN, BSN, OCN, CEO, RN Cancer Guides, LLC
10:30 – 11:00	Break, Visit Exhibits, Networking
11:00 – 11:40	Jump Start Your Speaking Career – Louise D. Jakubik, PhD, RN-BC, CSP® President and Chief Learning Officer
11:40 – 12:20	Lions & Tigers & Bears, Oh My! Experiences of a New Nurse Entrepreneur - Nancy Joyner, RN, MS, APRN-CNS, ACHPN,  Nancy Joyner Consulting
12:20 – 12:30	Exhibitors Introductions
12:30 –   1:30	Lunch & Exhibits, Networking
1:30 –   2:10	From Exhausted to Extraordinary: Keeping Up with the Demands of Business Ownership – Renee Thompson, DNP, RN, CMSRN, CEO and President, RTConnections, LLC
2:10 –   2:30	Michelle Interviews Past NNBA President, Pat Bemis
2:30 –   3:30	Team Exercise
3:30 –   3:40	Exhibitors Introductions
3:40 –   4:00	Break, Visit Exhibits, Networking
4:00 –   4:40	Start at the End: Envisioning Your Dream - Diane Mead, RN, BSN, PCC , CEO, Bethany Hospice
4:40 –   5:00	Group Comments of the Day
5:00 –   6:30	Visit Exhibits, Networking, Cash Bar
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8:00 –   8:30	Registration
8:30 –   8:45	Welcome Back - Michelle Podlesni, RN President, National Nurses in Business Association
8:45 –   9:30	Keynote – The Wonderful World of Nursing: From Bedside to Business and Beyond - Maureen Sullivan Tevault, RN, CDE
9:30 –   9:40	Exhibitors Introductions
9:40 – 10:20	Seven Systems of Success - Karen Apy, RN, L1 Executive Consultant
10:20 – 10:50	Break, Visit Exhibits, Networking
10:50 – 11:30	Learn to Leverage Your Prospects Time - Rachel Cartwright-Vanzant, PhD(c), MS, RN, LHRM, CNS, LNCC
11:30 – 12:10	How to Get Corporate Clients - Linda Cobb, MS,RCC, President, The Coaching Company, Inc
12:10 – 12:20	Exhibitors Introductions
12:20 –   1:30	Lunch & Exhibits, Networking
1:30 –   2:10	Bringing a Product to Market from Home - Gary Bronga, President, Clipeze Worldwide
2:10 –   3:00	Roundtable Session #1:
	Start at the End: Envisioning Your Dream – Diane Mead, RN, BSN, PCC , CEO, Bethany Hospice
	Seven Pillars of Success – Karen Apy, RN, L1 Executive Consultant
	My Business is Nursing – Susan Scherer, RN, BSN, OCN, CEO, RN Cancer Guides, LLC
	Education Businesses – Louise D. Jakubik, PhD, RN-BC, President and Chief Learning Officer, Nurse Builders
	Legal Consulting – Erica Cumings, RN, CLNC
3:00 –   3:10	Break
3:10 –   4:00	Roundtable Session #2:
	Business Success for Non Entrepreneurs: Consider a Mini Franchise – Brenda Sammy, RN,MSN
	Bringing a Product to Market from Home – Gary Bronga, President, Clipeze Worldwide
	How to Get Corporate Clients – Linda Cobb, MS,RCC, President, The Coaching Company, Inc
	Lions & Tigers & Bears, Oh My! Experiences of a New Nurse Entrepreneur – Nancy Joyner, RN, MS, APRN-CNS, ACHPN,  Nancy Joyner Consulting
	Social Media – Andrew Lopez, RN, Owner, Nursefriendly Network
4:00 –   4:30	Major Announcements – Plans for Next Year’s Conference and Wrap-up - Michelle Podlesni, RN President of NNBA, CEO, BSGI

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