Tommy Dobczyk surveyed over 1,000 people and found nurses enter the field for three reasons: fame, money, or calling. He started nursing purely for overtime pay until a mentor showed him what it meant to work with purpose, which changed how he saw the job and his life.
People went into nursing school to either become famous, become fortune, like money, or, or to, or to have foundation. Like, they, they felt the need to do it. Like, so these were the three things that drew people. Every— I interviewed over 1,000 people on a, on a survey one time about it, and every single one of them led to one of those three things. Fame, like, and you're like, well, how do you be a famous nurse? Or how do you, you know, it was not necessarily fame, it just popularity. Like, people became a nurse because Made them popular. It made them feel important, like people looked up to them. And so there's nurses out there that are just literally a nurse in name only. They don't know jack shit. All they know is that they wear a badge and it says RN and they walk around like they think they know everything. But at the end of the day, they don't know nothing at all and they are pain in the ass to work with. Then there's the ones that do it for the money. And I would— that was me. I did it for the money. I got into it for the money because I needed money and I was broke. And I knew that nurses made good money, but I, I literally would only do it for the money. If you told me to come in and work overtime, I'd be like, only if it's double time. Like, and they were like, well, be a team player. Kiss my ass. You're not paying my bills. I'm not being a team player. I'm only going to come in if you pay me. And so I'm there to wipe ass and take names, and that's it. And I did my job really good. But then I met somebody who was into the Fortune, uh, or not the Fortune, the Foundation. And a foundation nurse is somebody who feels called to do it. They'll do it for no money. They'll do it for no fame. They'll just do it because they feel called to do it. And that right there was something I could resonate with. I was— it wasn't me. I didn't do it because of the foundation. I did it because of the money. But why I stayed in it for so long when it got tough and when it got hard was because that person was— that was foundation to me, was my mentor. And he gave me the gift of understanding foundation. And so when it— when times did get tough, I still chased money, but I chased it for the right reasons. I did go in on, on overtime days. I didn't always ask for extra money. I— and it did change me. And so when I came out of that, my true foundation was what I will do for no money and for, you know, for no fame is helping people build communities, helping people, uh, build things. Like, I get people ideas about real estate all the time without thinking about money or without even thinking about, you know, the, uh, the, the fame that it'll bring or anything.
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