If you aren’t uncomfortable you can’t change. But first you have to want to want it. You aren’t really living paycheck to paycheck if you have a healthy savings however, it may be time to move somewhere where you can afford to live for longer and enjoy your nursing career, it’s a noble one after all.

Making and keep friends / lovers is much harder especially if you’re successful financially and career wise. I’d try to find a hobby in the psychology world online. There’s plenty of like minds out there that share the passion. If you want true friends you need to let them not be perfect. Have a great deal of grace and humility with coworkers. Same with finding a mate, even more so.

Good luck, it sounds like you’re doing a lot of things a healthy way.

Getting enough sleep typically helps with this.

Same. Being not active is probably just as bad for their reports as is not on the platform. They’re both costly (as in costs something, not as in expensive).

This is the correct answer. Low fiber diets with a lot processed foods is a major contributor. Eat your vegetables and fruits people, they can save your life.

Oh and get a colonoscopy at 45. 40 if your family has a history of polyps or lower GI cancer.

Same. Easily the best quick burger.

Hence the “And” at the beginning of what I was saying.

Networking isn’t the only way to get a job. Helps, yes, but if you aren’t in a position to have that luxury there are other ways.

And if you don’t know people then call them or show up if possible. Just get ahold of even the receptionist. Taking initiative is a skill and it NEVER looks bad. I hired a guy I wasn’t looking to hire because he walked in, said he needed a job, and why he wanted to work for us. He didn’t waste my time, was succinct and had a great personality and attitude. As a hiring manager of over a decade those are hard skills to find. I set an interview time for him to come back the next day and he showed up 15min early (good) and blew me away in the interview just being honest and having a good attitude.

There are 2 skills most people suck at:

1. Reliability
2. Good attitude

You hate being late and have reliable transportation (this matters in the US). You’re a life learner and want to grow and develop your skills.

These are dealbreakers for me: 3) Team Player. In many positions, if you like working mostly solo, no one wants to manage that. Being a team player that doesn’t mind helping others and/or asking others for help when needed is essential to a team’s success. 4) Take personal accountability for your actions. If you can’t do this you are poison to a team. I’ve let go technically great people because something that went wrong was always someone else’s fault. Once they’re gone the team thrives and outperforms the technical excellence of one.

If I were a woman this is what I’d do. Great, loyal animal, that will give you peace of mind knowing they’ll keep the creeps away.

Probably need to see a speech therapist.

Drove through North Dakota once. It was all corn for hours. Absolutely stupid amounts.

Great game. Super fun playing it with ghosting on the original GB back in the day.

This is probably the most iconic for sure.

You can drive through Aspen in 5 min. It’s tiny.

That line is where the party gets started.

Bad PRV (Pressure Reducing Valve). They only last so long. If you have high water pressure (over 120psi) coming in they last a few years tops. If that’s the case, get one with 2 diagrams and it’ll last you 10 years at a minimum.

It’s always been trash …

The big chains got worse since there is basically a cheese monopoly in the US and its products have gotten cheaper to produce and worse quality. The expensive pizza places are still great because they typically don’t source their cheese from them. Can’t remember where I read that.

Ex. Pizza Hit in the 80s was incredible pizza. It’s meh now.

Store bought: Tillamook Chocolate Peanut Butter

Ice cream shop: Carl’s Frozen Custard in VA. It’s pretty famous in the US. Easily the best frozen custard anywhere. They’re still using their old Electo-Freeze machines to make it. I get their chocolate vanilla swirl or strawberry. So smooth and creamy.

I’ll admit it’s based on my limited experience. And I have zero union benefit experience.

Eh, dental care insurance is some of the cheapest insurance out there in the US. It’s easily affordable if you’re working full time. Whitening isn’t that expensive either.