Ashlee left her nursing practitioner job in 2023 to start her own business full-time. She worked seven days a week to prove the venture could sustain itself financially, leaning on her husband's support and knowing she could return to nursing if it failed.
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So let's, let's go back to 2023. You started your business, you kind of became an entrepreneur. For someone maybe listening to this who is an NP and maybe they were kind of doing what you're doing, right? They were working in a hospital, but kind of doing this as a side gig. What, what was the, the thing that made you transition to being an entrepreneur?
I think me just taking the risk and doing it, like it was really scary, but I, again, I worked really, really hard. I was working 7 days a week and I had proof that I could You know, financially do it. My husband was on board with me doing it and you kind of just have to take the, take the leap and just hope that it works out. Like I said, I told myself, if for some reason this path is not the way I'm supposed to go, then I can always go back. No one can take my education from me. I always will have an option to go back and do what I was doing before. But by grace of God, this has all worked out.