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YOU’RE THE JUGGLER

The Juggler — The One Keeping All the Balls in the Air (And Wondering When It Turned Into a Full-Time Circus)

You’re the one everyone counts on when things get messy. You jump in, smooth it over, and make sure no one drops the ball. You’ve always been the steady one — the problem-solver, the peacemaker, the one who keeps it all running. But lately, it feels like you’re running on hopes and prayers. You tell yourself it’s just another busy season, but deep down you know it’s more than that. You’ve been holding everything together for everyone else, and somewhere in there, you stopped checking in on yourself. You’re not worn out because you can’t handle it — you’re worn out because you’ve been handling everything. Maybe it’s time to set one thing down and see what happens when you let others carry some of the weight.

You’re the one who keeps the wheels turning and the team afloat — often on willpower, caffeine, and a smile that hides how tired you really are. You’re damn good at what you do. But lately, you can feel it wearing on you.

You don’t want out. You just want to feel like yourself again — steady, capable, and not constantly running on empty.

All of this has carried you here — to the edge of something new.

Keep doing what you’ve always done. Keep overextending, overdelivering, and calling exhaustion “normal.” Keep showing up for everyone else, quietly wondering when it’ll finally feel easier.
Or… decide this season will look different. Choose to lead without losing yourself. To rebuild your calm, your clarity, and your confidence — not as a luxury, but as your new standard.

Let’s face it… You’ve been running a full Code Blue on everyone else’s burnout.

Maybe it’s time to call a rapid response on your own.

The truth is, you can’t resuscitate your team if you’re the one flatlining.

But with a little perspective and some honest reflection, you’ll see that peace doesn’t slow your progress — it sharpens it (and comes with far fewer “code brown” moments 😉).

These results give you a starting point; signing up for a intro call with me will give you:

A confidential space to let your hair down while your thoughts run free.
The answer to the question “where do I begin to change?”
A breakdown of what is behind the struggle. Essentially, I hold up a mirror and I challenge your perspectives, often leading to discovering blind spots.
We talk about what your biggest obstacles are; professionally and personally.
The hour is ALL bout YOU. I’m not telling you what to do, we unlock answers you already carry.
Sensible next steps based on who you are, where you are at, and the vision you have for your life.

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READY TO FREE YOURSELF FROM THE STRESSED-OUT, STRETCHED-THIN, EXHAUSTED VERSION OF YOU IN LEADERSHIP?

FIRST THINGS FIRST:

YOU DON’T HAVE TO DO THIS ALONE ANYMORE. PERMIT YOURSELF TO SEEK SUPPORT VS. LIVING ON AN ISOLATION ISLAND.

The hospital will not tell you this, so if you’re giving your screen a “how is she in my head” look right now, hear me out…

YOU ARE A STRONG LEADER IN TRANSITION.

Everything feels off right now because no one ever showed you another way to lead — one that fits who you are now, not who you had to be to survive. You were taught to fix, to manage, to make it look easy.

And for a while, that worked. Until it didn’t.

The truth? There’s no single way to lead — there’s your way. The one that honors your intuition, your calm, your experience. The moment you start questioning the old rules, you’re already rewriting them. Evolution begins with awareness. That quiet voice inside your head isn’t weakness; it is wisdom.

“HOLD UP, WHO ARE YOU AND HOW’D YOU FIGURE ALL THIS OUT?!”

Who knew a pilot program would set off a revolution of nursing leadership?

4 years of coaching the ones everyone else leans on — leadership nurses, who keep showing up even when their tank’s been empty since Tuesday. The breadwinners. The calm in the storm. The ones who can run a code but dread Monday more than the night shift. It took burnout, a few hard resets, and more coffee than I’ll admit to realize: the system doesn’t change until the people leading it do. Now I help nurses stop performing leadership and start embodying it. Because the goal isn’t to survive your career — it’s to create a legacy people remember and aspire to.

MEET ILENE — MOM OF 3, RECOVERING ER NURSE, CHASER OF SUNSETS, COACH FOR THE PEOPLE HOLDING IT ALL TOGETHER.

Hey there, NURSE JUGGLER! If juggling chaos were an Olympic sport, you’d have gold medals and a caffeine sponsorship. You’re the first to jump in, the last to leave, and the one people trust to hold it all together. Everyone sees capability. You feel the cost.

You’ve been going and going for so long that stillness feels foreign. Somewhere along the way, you learned that keeping things moving was the only way to keep your team safe. But safety doesn’t come from doing it all yourself — it comes from building a team that can work with you.

The version of you you’re becoming knows that handing off a few plates isn’t weakness; it’s wisdom. She still leads with heart and grit — she just leads from a steadier nervous system. She trusts her people. She trusts herself.

And for the first time in a long time, that trust feels like freedom.

HECK YEAH, NURSE JUGGLER!

HERE'S TO ROCKIN' EVERY ADVANTAGE YOU'VE GOT

P.S. Meet me over in your inbox, because your era of Reclemation is just getting started.

Most leaders never pause long enough to ask what they actually need — and that’s exactly why most stay stuck.

Just one real conversation that’s yours — where clarity starts to return, and calm becomes possible again.

Ready to see what opens up when you stop holding it all alone? {Que Oxygen Mask}

You can breathe here.