Sunday, January 22, 2012

Talking MSN Interview with Kim From Emergiblog

I have been lucky enough to have continued to blog even after graduating from my Master's Program 4 years ago. It has been difficult at times due to burn out. Several bloggers have made comments regarding such on their own sites. Sometimes, it's due to not feeling adequately commented upon. We all love comments which is why I almost always try to leave a small one on every blog I visit. Sometimes, it's due to a little frustration about one's writing style. I envy people who's writings seem to flow well and are witty. Kim at Emergiblog is one of my absolute favorites and is such a prolific writer and is hilarious! I honestly don't know how she keeps it all rolling with a full time job, school and maintaining her sites. Kudos to anyone who can do it as well as she can. I was honored to be approached by her to be interviewed for one of the many sites that she writes for. Masters In Nursing is a website that discusses various aspects of Master's Degrees in Nursing and gives advice to others on finding the correct route to go about it. I attended the first online MSN program through Florida State University. It was hard but very worth it. I encourage anyone who is interested in furthering their degree to go for it! We need you out here, especially with the shortage of Family physicians. I welcome any comments and questions about what I do as a Family Nurse Practitioner.
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6 comments:

  1. A Nurse Practitioner's World9:25 PM

    Read the interview and liked it. Good for you and thanks for the info.

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    1. Unknown10:08 PM

      Glad you liked it! I always enjoy doing interviews or answering questions. It keeps me motivated to write.

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  2. TheLittleBlogger12:42 AM

    Hi,

    I was wondering if you'd be open to me writing a guest post for your blog.

    If you are interested, please get back to me with further instructions.

    Regards,
    Catherine

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    1. Unknown10:09 PM

      I don't have the cashflow to pay for articles, but if you want to send me one with a link to your site, go right ahead! jscottfnp@gmail.com

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  3. Lauren7:06 AM

    I have to admit I am very impressed with the quality of your blog. It is certainly a pleasure to read as I do enjoy your posts.

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  4. Erica Moss3:06 PM

    I think any blog owner will tell you that getting people to actually comment on articles — even ones they like — is one of the biggest hurdles. As someone who's been reading your posts for awhile now, I decided I'd finally jump in and say hello, instead of lurking. :) Will be sending you an email shortly as well.

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