Re: how do you keep your sexy??
I know what you mean...I'm a new grad LPN and in RN school. One thing I don't want to do is get the look of overworked nurse-and it's difficult because we have way too many "role models" of nurses who don't seem to care about health/diet/personal care/appearance.
I make it a point to work out regularly-at least 4 times a week. When I was in LPN school, I found I wasn't making time for this, and started eating too much. I felt to be going downhill personally. So, working out for me is very important-mentally, physically-all.
Another thing, I keep work/school separate from my personal life. It's totally mental. I force my mind to be positive, and I force myself to do things to feel good about myself. Also, care about how you dress when not working. Actually, I notice that even at work, even though most in scrubs-there are those who look "sloppy" and those who look very professional. I'm sure with your background and interest, you can figure out how this is done! For me, I see that wearing more solid colors is helpful here, as well as just how you carry yourself can generally promote a more professional look. It all depends on where you work, I guess.
But, as for "sexy", not appropriate in business setting, anyway, so shouldn't be a concern in any job.
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