#47: A lesson about taking CALCULATED RISKS in life and money

This may not be my typical style of video, but I want to talk about why you need to take risks in life in general (AND INVESTING) and how this can help you see your full potential. A lot of people say that investing in the stock market is RISKY, but everything in life is risk-free.  I went from risk averse, to risk tolerant to now, taking more calculated risks to improve myself personally and financially.  I talked about ways on HOW YOU CAN START INVESTING as a nurse taking calculated risks & learning along the way.

 

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Scrubs and Stocks Podcast is a podcast hosted by Ellaine Maala, RN, NP who is a finance educator, nurse, and owner of NursingFlowsheet LLC, which is a finance and career blog for nurses. This podcast is created to help nurses build wealth through investing in the stock market, real estate or in their own businesses.

Nurses deserve options whether they want to retire early or work until retirement.

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