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116. The 5 Step Process To Flight · The Shift Podcast

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Welcome to Frontline Static, we will get to hear interviews with
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some of my clients journeys of getting into flight and how they
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utilize coaching to help them create success of getting hired
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with less confusion and more ease.
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Make your dream a reality of getting into flight.
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Listen in as you hear some of the stories of the people
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getting there and come join the flight prep group.
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Hey you guys, welcome to this Instagram live.
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It's been a while since I did 1 and so I thought it would be
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really fun as I'm talking about the five step process of getting
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to flight this week of just bringing you a quick little
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workshop that talks about my five step process of getting to
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flight. For those of you guys who have
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joined me inside the Flight Prep Academy and I'm going to talk to
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you a little bit about the Flight Prep Academy today
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because we are preparing to do a 30 day challenge in the month of
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August. We are gonna be meeting twice a
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week and I'm really working towards your goal of flight.
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And so today I just want to, if you guys have noticed in the
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last couple of days over emails, draw my e-mail list or if you
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follow me on Instagram, I've been talking about the five step
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process. And I think I've trickled in the
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first three steps. But today on this workshop, I'm
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going to talk to you about all 5 steps of getting to flight.
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And then I'm going to invite you to come join us inside the
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Flight Prep Academy and talk to you a little bit more about that
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and what it includes. So for those of you guys who
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have never met me before or who are just joining us live, my
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name is Janessa. I am a flight nurse and flight
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medic coach for people who want to get into flight.
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I, when I was trying to get into flight years ago, I, I didn't
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know anybody in the industry. I didn't know the process of
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doing it. And so I kind of asked
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questions, googled a lot of things, talked to a lot of
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people, and really figured out how to do it on my own.
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After I got hired into flight, I worked as a flight nurse for
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about 7 years. And in that time, I got to sit
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in a lot of flight interviews. I got to train a lot of new
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flight nurses and flight medics. And because of this, I was asked
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a ton, how do you get into it? How do you do it?
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And within that period of time, I became a life coach.
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And I realized I really want to use my coaching skills combined
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with my flight nurse skills of really creating a program that's
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going to help more people achieve this dream of getting
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into flight, of being a flight nurse or a flight medic.
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Because of that, I've whittled down the process into 5 simple
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steps. And I've created a lot of
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success for dozens of people getting into flight for the last
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four years that I have ran this program.
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And my goal is to help each and every single person who knows
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that they want this as their goal.
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Make it achievable. Make it attainable for them.
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Map out their plan earlier on and start taking action towards
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it so that they are not just flapping their wings in the wind
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and taking a bunch of actions and doing a bunch of things.
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I really do have made this into 5 simple steps, so we'll help
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you get there. So I'm going to talk about those
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five simple steps today so that you guys have an idea and I am
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going to then talk to you about the flight prep Academy.
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Thank you so much for your comment in there.
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Really appreciate it. I I just love having you a part
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of the group and I love that you you get to show people what's
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really possible for themselves to by putting that comment in
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there. So thank you for that mention.
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So I'm going to talk about the five step process.
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So let's go number one is mindset.
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This is the biggest reason why I became a coach because I
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realized through through healthcare and through being a
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critical care nurse that mindset is everything that you don't
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have to be 100% confident before you do anything or go for big
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goals. You just have to be the person
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who can learn to have doubt and take it with you.
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And so mindset is a big thing when it comes to flight nursing
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because if you don't believe that you're a flight nurse,
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companies aren't going to either.
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Now, that doesn't mean that you have to be 100% confident before
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going for it. I really am going to teach you
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how to have doubt, how to be nervous, how to how to have
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fear, how to have big fears of failure, how to be afraid of
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your big goals and still continue to take action and
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still continue to move forward. And so mindset is everything
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when you're getting to flight. So growing your mindset to both
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be a confident critical care nurse and to get into flight and
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to think about yourself as that flight nurse before it even
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happens is key. So that's the first step of
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becoming a flight nurse is not being 100% confident, but
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learning to grow that confidence through doubt.
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And I really teach you how to do that.
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I really teach you how to listen to both sides of your brain.
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The way that I explain it is that sometimes we kind of have
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two sides going on. We have the side that's like
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telling us we can't do it. And then we have the side that's
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telling us we can. And mindset is big because I
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teach you how to hold both sides and how to listen more to the
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side. That's like, yes, I can do it.
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And to grow that believe and that confidence level.
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At the same time, 100% confidence or being confident as
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a flight nurse or as a critical care clinician does not mean
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that you know everything. It just means that you
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confidently know when you don't know it and that you can ask the
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right person and that you're going to get the right people to
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help you out and you're going to figure that out.
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So there's going to be moments where your confidence is going
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to wax and wane. There's going to be moments when
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your belief is going to wax and wane and getting to this goal in
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anything that you're doing. And so the mindset piece is
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really learning how to navigate the imposter syndrome, how to be
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friends with imposter syndrome, and how to know that that
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imposter syndrome is not going to go away and leaning into it.
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So that's step one in getting to flight is really navigating your
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mindset, learning to have doubt and confidence at the same time
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and bringing them both with you in this process.
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The second step in the process of getting to flight is mapping
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out your plan. Now this means as soon as you
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know that you want flight nursing or as soon as you know
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that you want flight paramedicine, getting your plan
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mapped out. This is so important.
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I mapped up my plan as soon as I knew it, which was in nursing
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school. And so I've created an entire
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road map no matter where you're starting, what to be working on.
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So for example, if you're starting in nursing school, I
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have a road map of nursing students of what they should be
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doing in nursing school, then after graduation, then year one,
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year 2 and year 3 and so on and so forth.
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No matter where you're starting, there are a couple reasons why
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having a mapped out plan is so important.
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The very first reason is it keeps you on track.
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It keeps you out of overdoing, overactioning, overworking.
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I just see a lot of people who want flight go out and blindly
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work a bunch of different departments for a bunch of
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different years. And then after they get trauma
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experience then and they go get ICU experience and then they go
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get pediatric experience and then they think they need
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cardiac device experience. And not having a mapped out plan
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has you just doing all of the things.
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So having a mapped out plan helps you keep things short,
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concise and simple and only taking the right action on the
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right things and not doing a bunch of different things.
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So it, it keeps you on track, it keeps you out of overwhelm, it
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keeps you out of overdoing and it keeps you out of spinning.
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And the other reason why having a mapped out plan is so
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important is that obstacles are going to come up and you're
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going to lose confidence in yourself.
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And having a mapped out plan knows and teaches you how to get
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right back on track. You know, OK, this is a plan
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that I need to be doing. This is what I need to be
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focusing on to get right back on track.
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So it gives you clarity, it gets you out of confusion, and it
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keeps you on track and tells you where to start.
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So this is the very first thing that we do inside the Flight
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Prep Academy. When you come and join is no
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matter where you're starting, we have your plan mapped out.
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And you, if you know that you want flight, you want to keep
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your actions, that you're taking it very simplified.
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So that's why having an individual mapped out plan is so
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important. I teach you exactly where to
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start no matter where you're starting in your journey inside
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the Flight Prep Academy. The third step of getting into
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flight that I teach is doing ride alongs and making
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connections with flight companies.
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This is what I talked about today on my Instagram page.
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This is so important. There's three reasons why you
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want to do this. Number 1, you get to sit in that
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helicopter seat. You get to see, taste, feel what
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it's like to do the job and being with the team helps you
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feel like, oh, OK, this is what it's going to be like when I'm
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doing it. And it helps you feel like it's
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closer than you think. Ride alongs are not meant to you
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right before you apply and you want to get into flight nursing.
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No, you want to be doing ride alongs as soon as nursing
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school. And I actually recommend doing 6
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to 8 a year. I teach you inside the flight
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prep Academy exactly how to ask for them and how to start doing
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them. And I have someone in my group
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who once I taught her that, she did six in four weeks, six ride
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alongs in one month. Now, I don't recommend that.
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I recommend spreading them out throughout the year, so about
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3:00 to 4:00 in a six month period.
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But I teach you how to do them and how to ask for them.
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And flight companies want you to do them so bad that you are.
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It's totally doable for you to be able to do 6 to 8 ride alongs
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a year. So number one reason of doing
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that is you get to sit in that helicopter seat, you get to be
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with the team, you get to see what it is like to do the job
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and it will feel much closer to you than you think.
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It gets you very excited. It's awesome to be doing that
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before you even get into flight and get to know the teams #2 The
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second reason why you want to be doing ride alongs and making
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connections is you want to speed date a bunch of companies.
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I've used speed dating as an allergy and getting to know
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flight companies because when you want to get into flight, you
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want to speed date a bunch of people.
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You don't want to just marry the first company that you think
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that you want to date, that you think that you want to work for.
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No speed dating and doing 6 to 8 ride alongs a year helps you get
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to know them and them get to know you you you want to find
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out what do they value what's their teamwork like what's their
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culture like what's their company culture like what's
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their training like and so because you're seeking out all
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of those things, doing these right alongs with different
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companies, different teams gives you an idea of what they value.
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The second reason is that you want them to get to know you.
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You want them to get to know who you are, what you value, the
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team player you are, what it's like to kind of work with you
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and give them a picture of that. And so when you do a ride along,
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they get to know you and you get to know them and you get to date
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them on a on a level that is way more relaxed than if the first
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time you met the team was in the interview.
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This brings me to the third reason why you want to do ride
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along to make connections. The third reason is this is how
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you in get invited to a flight interview.
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This is how you get an interview before your three-year mark.
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This is how I help someone get hired after only working one
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year of ER. And this is how I've had helped
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multiple people cut their timeline in half of getting to
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flight and get hired way before the three-year mark, even at the
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2 1/2 year mark is by doing ride alongs.
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When you do a ride along, they're going to want to invite
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you to an interview. They want to get, they're going
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to want to get to know you. You don't want to rely on
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applications and looking for online applications online
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because that's too late. All those positions are already
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spoken for and they're spoken for people who've been doing
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ride alongs and making connections for years with them.
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So ride alongs and making connections get you on the
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roster for interviews and get you asked to be a part of the
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team prior to positions opening. And and also what I'm seeing is
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companies are starting to really interview people 6 to 18 months
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prior to even having an opening, or if they don't have an
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opening, they're creating a rosters of applicants that they
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like. And so because of that, doing
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these ride alongs is gonna get you invited to an interview,
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gonna get you invited to formally get to know them.
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And when you do an interview and they're already bought into you
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because you've been getting to know them and quote UN quote
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dating them, that makes the interview so much more relaxed.
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OK, that's Step 2 or step three. That was kind of a meaty Step 3,
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because I really think that ride alongs and making connections is
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really important and part of this process.
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Step 4IN getting the flight is getting your resume flight ready
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and preparing for your ride along day.
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So there's certain things in your resume that flight
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companies are looking for. You want to make them very
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succinct one page and there's things that you want to take out
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and things that you want include in there.
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Flight resumes are really important because they don't get
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to talk to you, they just get to see it.
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And so having them have a succinct version of exactly what
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they're looking for on this one page resume is really important
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for them to be enticed to want to bring you to a ride along and
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bring you to an interview. I recommend getting your flight
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resume ready as soon as nursing school.
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This will also help with critical care interviews and
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getting yourself in a critical care interview as a new grad.
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And so inside the flight prep Academy, I teach you exactly
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what to include in the flight resume and what you don't need
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to include in there. The second part of this is
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preparing for your ride along day.
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So now you've joined the flight prep Academy, you have ride
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along set up. They're all ready for you, which
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I do want to offer you when you come join.
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You can get a ride along in the first month of joining the
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Flight Prep Academy. I really teach you how to delve
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in there and do it. And like I said, I had someone
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who did six ride alongs in a four week period, which I don't
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recommend. But once she learned the
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process, she was all about doing them.
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And so you really want to prepare for this ride along day
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in the Flight Prep Academy. I teach you in Step 4 what
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questions to come prepared with, what to wear, what to eat, what
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to expect, what questions are they going to ask you.
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This is really important because I'm now seeing that ride along
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days are pre selections for interviews as well.
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So you want to just make sure that if they're going to kind of
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interview in these ride alongs that you're ready for them and
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you're ready for what to expect and what to ask them the day of
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and how to prepare. That's step four.
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Step 5 of getting to flight nursing or flight paramedicine
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is preparing effectively specifically for flight
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interviews. And that's the common mistake
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that I see a lot of people make is they just go into these
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flight interviews, like critical care interviews, and they're
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nothing like you've expected. Flight interviews contain
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usually a large panel interview and they ask you a lot of
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psychosocial questions. So in my 5 step process inside
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the Flight Prep Academy, I teach you what common questions
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they're going to ask and how to prepare for any psychosocial
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panel interview that they give you.
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And then the second part of this that's really important
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specifically for flight interviews is preparing for case
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scenarios. And I created a systematic
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process for you to go through no matter what case scenario they
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give you so that you can successfully and confidently
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work yourself through it, even if you've never seen it before.
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So for example, high risk OB patient or a pediatric patient,
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if you haven't had that, I teach you a systematic process to go
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through and check off as you're doing an oral case scenario with
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them and how to confidently navigate them and go through
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them. In my flight interview prep
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course that I give you inside the flight prep Academy, I'm
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also teaching you what to expect as far as the what questions
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they're going to ask you, but also what to expect minimally
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going in there as far as clinical expectations.
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So what minimally you need to know about ventilators, what you
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need to be knowing about intubations, what you need to be
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knowing about RSI drugs. I teach you all of that inside
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my flight interview prep course. So that's Step 5 of getting into
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flight nursing or flight paramedicine.
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So I'm going to just go through them again one more time really
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quickly with you. And I'm talking about them all
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this week as well. But the first step is mindset.
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Working on your belief that you can become a flight nurse,
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working on your imposter syndrome, taking the doubt with
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you and growing your confidence. Number 2 is mapping out your
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plan. Know what your individualized
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plan is. No matter where you're starting,
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get your plan mapped out sooner. The sooner you do that, the more
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time that you can cut out. I'm helping people cut time in
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half of getting to flight. It's taking the people inside
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the flight prep Academy less than three years to get hired
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because they're following the simple plan.
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Having a mapped out plan is so important that the very first
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thing that we're gonna do together inside the Flight Prep
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Academy, The third step is doing ride alongs and making
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connections with flight companies.
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Let them get to know you and you get to know them.
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Get yourself in that helicopter seat as soon as nursing school
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or medic school start doing them.
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They're a lot of fun. Once you get one done, you're
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gonna be hooked and continue to do them.
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The fourth step is getting your resume flight ready and
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preparing for your ride along day.
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Now that you've already scheduled, I teach you exactly
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how to do that inside the flight Prep Academy so that you can
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take your resume with you on every ride along.
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And you can be prepared if at any time they ask you to
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interview, even if it's before your three-year mark, and you're
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prepared for your ride along day so that you can make the most of
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it and show up successfully and confidently.
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The final and 5th step of getting to flight is getting
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ready for flight interviews. Specifically, I teach you what
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to expect for panel interviews and specifically how to get
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ready for case scenarios and show up confidently for that.
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OK, that's my five step process. That was a lot.
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But now I want to just offer you guys, if you know that you want
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flight, have No Fear. I teach you all of those exact
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steps inside the flight prep Academy.
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And what's what I wanted to bring to you this week and what
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I'm offering you about talking about every step is in the month
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of August we are going to be coupling with the all flight
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nurse and all flight flight medic group and both programs,
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the flight prep Academy and the people who have already helped
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get in the flight. We're going to be running a 30
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day challenge. Now in this 30 day challenge we
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are going to be working on one goal of getting to flight.
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Meaning we are going to in 30 days get you a ride along, get
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you an interview or get you hired.
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And so in this 30 day challenge, we are going to be meeting twice
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a week with every call recorded just in case you can't make it
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live 'cause I know you guys still have shift work, but we
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are going to really be working on collapsing your timeline and
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cutting your time in half of getting to one of these three
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goals or another goal if you want to work on that.
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But I really believe like this is the time to be focusing on
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your flight goal if you want to do it.
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Flight companies are running a ton of calls.
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I worked for a company in these months, we ran about 120 calls a
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month. We had three aircrafts at my
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base and we just ran, we had a lot of fun.
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We ran a lot of different calls. And so this is the time if you
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know that you want flight nursing or flight paramedicine
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to be doing this and doing these right alongs now because you're
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going to see a whole gamut of different calls and flight
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companies just are really busy. So you'll get to see what it's
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like to sit in that helicopter seat.
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OK, so join the Flight Prep Academy this week so that you
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can be a part of the August challenge where we're going to
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be working on in 30 days, getting a ride along, getting
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you an interview, or getting you hired.
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So right now I'm going to talk to you about what the Flight
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Prep Academy includes. And if at any time you're
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interested in joining, you can DM me personally or you can
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comment flight right now on this live and I will send you the
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information to join. So in the flight prep Academy we
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have, which I'm really proud of, created a member portal, which
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now you can access anytime. So you'll have your own login,
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you'll have your own password. Inside this member portal is a
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five step process of everything that I just talked about today
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with videos to help you navigate and work through it so that you
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know exactly what to be doing on each of the five steps.
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With that, you're going to get weekly support on this five step
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process, meaning we meet every Tuesday, the same same time
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every Tuesday and we coach on and I meant to you on where are
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you in the five steps of this process?
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What are you working on towards flight?
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And we coach on the obstacles every week that you're facing or
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how do we move the needle forward a little bit more?
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Like I said, in the month of August, we're going to be
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coaching Tuesdays and Thursdays. Now I know all of you guys work
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shift work and most of my people who are in the flight proper
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Academy work two to three jobs. So because of that every call.
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Is recorded and it's housed in the member portal for you to go
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back and watch. So every call that we have every
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Tuesday, if you can't make it on Tuesdays, that's OK, they're
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recorded. You can go back and watch the
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replays anytime and go back as far as you want to and watch
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those. The weekly calls are really nice
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because it's not like I'm just giving you content on the five
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step process. No, every week we're going to be
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able to workshop that together. So wherever you are in your
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plan, in the process, we're going to be able to talk to
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those on, talk about those obstacles that you're facing on
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the weekly call so that you can start taking actions towards
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them and so that you don't get stuck.
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I mean, I know as a critical care nurse, there was a lot of
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classes or courses that I bought and I had questions and there
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was no like support that you could go back and watch them on.
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So when you come join the Flight Prep Academy, I'm going to
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support you all the way to an offer.
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When you come join, you're going to get an offer because I'm
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going to coach you and mentor you all the way to that offer no
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matter where you're starting. So you have that member portal,
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you have the weekly calls with the replays that are going to be
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recorded so you can go back and watch them anytime.
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The biggest part that I love about the Flight Prep Academy as
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well is the community. So as soon as you join, you're
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also going to be able to join the group chat community.
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And in this community group chat, you get 24/7 support.
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Meaning this is a place that you can go.
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You had a hard shift, you can vent.
21:51
You want to know more about how to read rhythms, you can ask
21:55
people in the group like what's the best resource for that?
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There's ongoing CCRNCENCFRCFRN study groups in it.
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You can use this as a 24/7 resource in this community group
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chat. You can come to me and ask me,
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hey, this is what I'm working on with this ride along or I have a
22:15
ride along tomorrow. This is how I'm feeling.
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What are some coaching or ideas that you can give me to help me
22:21
overcome this? You can tap into that 24/7 in
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the community group chat. There is no other community like
22:26
that where you can get that support no matter where you are.
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So you're going to get the weekly calls, the member portal,
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and the community group chat. And then also with that, you're
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going to get ongoing support in between the calls every day.
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With the 24/7 support and the community group chat, there will
22:44
never be a time where you can't ask anybody or reach out to
22:46
anybody for support. Also in this member portal,
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you're going to get that flight interview prep course that I
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talked about where I tell you exactly how how to handle case
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scenarios, the systematic process to go through them.
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You're going to see me workshop through some of them.
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And then on our third call on the third Tuesday of every
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month, we specifically go over flight interviews and we
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evaluate ones that people are doing in the group.
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And then we also talk about getting you ready for a flight
23:13
interview if you are and how to prepare for them.
23:15
We go through case scenarios. We go through panel interview
23:18
questions and if you are a nursing student or a medic
23:22
student and are trying to get hired into a job, a critical
23:24
care unit or onto a ground unit, we also troubleshoot and help
23:29
you prepare for critical care interviews as well.
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On the third Tuesday of every month, again, this is the time
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that you want to join. We're going to be working on a
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30 day challenge together in the month of August and we're going
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to, in 30 days, get you your first ride along, your first
23:44
interview or your first offer. And so you want to come join us
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inside the Flight Prep Academy. This flight prep Academy is
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lifetime access. I made this lifetime access
23:53
because I want to mentor you all the way to a flight goal.
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So for example, let's say that you join in nursing school, You
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have lifetime access and lifetime membership into this
24:05
flight prep Academy, into this program, all the way to a flight
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offer. So because of that, 100% of
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people who join are going to get an offer.
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I'm going to mentor you and coach you all the way to an
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offer. So the weekly support, the group
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chat, the calls, the member portal, the lifetime access is
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all $2000. Inside the flight Prep Academy.
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I have made different payment options as well as a pay in full
24:29
option if you're wanting to do that.
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But I never want the cost to be the reason why people can't
24:33
join. So because of that, I've made
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there's a pay in full option of $2000.
24:37
There's a four monthly payment plan option of 500 or there's a
24:41
12 monthly payment plan option of 176.
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You can comment flight right now if you want to join, I'll send
24:47
you the information or you can go to the link in my bio and
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click on join the Flight Prep Academy.
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You will be able to see all three payment plan options
24:55
there. As soon as you join, you're
24:56
going to get access to the member portal and the community
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group chat. And then you will be able to
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join us as soon as today, which tomorrow we're going to have our
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call. So you can join our calls right
25:06
away and you're going to get access to the member portal and
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the community group chat. Right now.
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If you know that you want flight, this is a group that you
25:14
want to be in. If I had this program when I was
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trying to get in flight nursing, hands down, I would have joined
25:20
it and it would have cut my time in half.
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I am helping people cut their time in half of getting the
25:25
flight get hired before the three years just focusing on
25:28
these five simple steps. You can comment now.
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You can comment flight now to join and get information or you
25:35
can DM me. You can DM me flight or you can
25:38
just DM me personally and I'll answer any questions that you
25:41
have and get you joined again. Join this week so that we can
25:44
get you started into our 30 day challenge that starts next week.
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If you guys have any further questions, don't hesitate to
25:51
reach out to me. I answer each and every DM back
25:54
personally and I'd love to have you guys inside.
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Now's the time to get into flight.
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It's possible, it's doable, and I'm going to help you all the
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way. Get there.
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All right guys, that's it for this week.
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See ya. Bye.
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If anything in this episode sparked your interest into
26:08
getting into flight, come join my flight flight group.
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We are an entire community that meets together on a weekly basis
26:14
with an ongoing group chat. And if you are already flying
26:17
and you are currently a flight nurse or flight medic, you can
26:19
join my all flight clinician group as well.
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You can click on the link to join in the show notes or you
26:23
can DM me on Instagram. I hope to see all of you guys
26:26
inside.