Are you a Toronto-Based Nurse Struggling to Find Work-Life Balance?

You became a nurse because you wanted to improve people’s lives, be a positive change for your community and to join a tight team of respected healthcare professionals that can change your community.

Unfortunately, the job isn’t quite what you expected.

Instead, you’re forced to work to the point of exhaustion because most of your peers are looking for the exit, leaving you to pick up the slack.

The work you do is really important because you’re the only person standing in the way of us getting out of the hospital...However you have needs too!

You might have had thoughts about making a full-blown career change like some of your colleagues, but what other alternatives do you have?

There are literally hundreds of business opportunities available today littered across social media all promising the things you’re looking for, but which one is right for you?

You’re open to the idea of supplementing your nursing income with a side-hustle but it has to make sense to you and your personality.

• You want to make a genuine difference in people’s lives.
• You want to maintain a professional image.
• You want to solve real-life problems and give common sense solutions that people actually need.
• You don't want to be a nuisance to others!
• You want to be part of a group of like-minded people that work hard but also play hard.
• You want choose your own hours and not be forced to take precious time away from your friends and family.

If this appeals to you, working with us might be the thing you’re looking for!

That’s basically what we’re talking about, but within a context that allows you to be yourself, and to enjoy helping people who will otherwise be ignored or not given the best advice.

These are the same people who are often ignored or abused by large financial companies and confused or unsure if they’ve been given the correct advice.

You can literally build the business of your own without all the expenses.

You would be helping other nurses find the answers to the same money questions you probably have like:

• How can I pay off my student debt faster so I can start planning to buy my first home?
• How can I pay off my mortgage in 15 years?
• How can I save for my kids education so we don't have to rely on student loans?
• How can I reduce my taxes so I can keep more of my paycheque?
• How exactly does my pension work? How much will I get when I stop working?
• Will I have enough money to retire and not be forced to go back to work