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Hi, My name is Sarah and thank you for reading this profile. Having recently reviewed my business goals I have had time to reflect on what values drive me and what got me to where I am now. In a nutshell I guess it is still all about nurturing and people. What got me here was a passion for rescuing and nursing starting with injured worms as a young child, I progressed to sad teddies and dolls with missing arms being rescued from jumble sales before finally moving on to people. A love for business started in my 30's and I have been running a business since 2002 going from a sole trader training business to a slightly bigger training company to a care company.Not a smooth run but lots of lessons learnt. The care company started at the same time my husband was diagnosed with a "life limiting condition" so the next two years were an interesting mix of combining real life lessons with the service we gave to our clients. It seemed to give the whole situation a purpose if I could ensure that other people benefited from what I was learning. I also felt that if I was struggling,with over 30 years of nursing experience to fall back on, then how did others with no knowledge cope and find their way around the system. Robert sadly died in 2015, he had remained as proud and dignified as the horrible condition allowed. We had shared many tears as he relied more on the care he hated and at each loss of control. I cannot put into words how simply amazing I found his way of coping (yes stubborn and challenging also played a part. I just like helping people which I guess is why I am passionate about good customer service and people having the right skills to do what is asked of them. My random career path has given me expertise in Emergency Planning, Training and Development, First Aid at Work as well as business development and the constant thread, behind everything I do, of nursing. My desire in life is to be able to combine my passions, with business opportunities and to use that combination to give something back to society in a way which enables people to learn and develop. After my husband died in 2015 So that's me at work but just as happy applying my nurturing principles to plants in my garden - pruning is a difficult decision !! <script src="https://platform.linkedin.com/badges/js/profile.js" async defer type="text/javascript"></script>