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Nurses As Entrepreneurs
by Traci Johnson
You cannot be successful and delusional at the same time. That is the foundation of everything we do at Nurses as Entrepreneurs — the no-fluff, no-hype business education platform built specifically for nurses who are ready to move beyond the idea and planning phase to actual business start-up. I am Traci Johnson — registered nurse and founder of Nurses as Entrepreneurs. I created NAE because too many nurses hold on to their clinical careers because they don't believe they have what it takes to build a successful business. Many have business ideas with real potential but are paralyzed by the noise, the comparison, and the influencer culture that makes entrepreneurship look easy and effortless when it is neither. This podcast is not that. Here, we talk about what business readiness actually looks like — not just emotionally, but financially, practically, and strategically. We talk about why knowing your real reason for building a business matters more than any busin
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Nurse Side Hustle vs. Small Business — Yes There Really Is A Difference
Most nurses can't tell you the real difference between a side hustle and a small business — and that one blind spot is why so many nurse-owned ventures stay stuck. The good news: you already own the tool that settles it. You use it on every shift. It's the nursing process — APIE: Assess, Plan,...
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7 Side Hustle Lies Nurses Tell Themselves
7 Side Hustle Lies Nurses Tell Themselves 🔗 Free guide & tools mentioned in this episode ▸ The 6 Steps for Starting & Maintaining a Side Hustle (FREE): https://www.nursesasentrepreneurs.com/public/6-steps-side-hustle.pdf ▸ Side Hustle Reality Check — a 6-step viability check:...
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Most Nurses Start Side Hustles Backwards: 5 Things To Do Instead
Most Nurses Start Side Hustles Backwards: 5 Things To Do Instead — RESOURCES — ▶ Side Hustle Reality Check (run your idea or hustle through all six steps): https://www.nursesasentrepreneurs.com/jumpstarters/side-hustle-steps ▶ Side Hustle or Small Business Reality Assessment (not sure which one...
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7 Reasons Most Female Nurses Never Build a $100K Business
88% of women-owned businesses never make $100K. Not because they aren't working hard — but because of something most nurses have never heard defined: Business Alignment. In this episode, Traci Johnson (BSN, RN, CCM) breaks down the 7 Reasons most female nurses never build a $100K business — and…
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Business Idea vs Business Opportunity
Most nurses can't tell the difference between a business idea and a business opportunity — and that confusion costs them money, time, and energy they can't get back. In this episode of STAT Chats, Traci Johnson, RN, breaks down the distinction the way a nurse already knows how to think: an idea…
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Do You Want A Side Hustle or Small Business?
Do You Want a Side Hustle or a Small Business? Many nurses use the terms side hustle and small business interchangeably, but they are not the same thing—and misunderstanding the difference may be one of the biggest reasons aspiring entrepreneurs become frustrated. In this episode of STAT Chats!…
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Walmart Was Once An Idea
You can’t be successful and delusional at the same time. Business ownership is not just about passion, ideas, or inspiration—it is about clarity, honest assessment, intentional action, and understanding what you are actually building. Thinking about starting a business? Growing one? Building a…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
You cannot be successful and delusional at the same time. That is the foundation of everything we do at Nurses as Entrepreneurs — the no-fluff, no-hype business education platform built specifically for nurses who are ready to move beyond the idea and planning phase to actual business start-up.
I am Traci Johnson — registered nurse and founder of Nurses as Entrepreneurs. I created NAE because too many nurses hold on to their clinical careers because they don't believe they have what it takes to build a successful business. Many have business ideas with real potential but are paralyzed by the noise, the comparison, and the influencer culture that makes entrepreneurship look easy and effortless when it is neither.
This podcast is not that.
Here, we talk about what business readiness actually looks like — not just emotionally, but financially, practically, and strategically. We talk about why knowing your real reason for building a business matters more than any busin
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