I GOT A JOB. How I scored my dream 1st job as a nurse & BIG life updates
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Well the moment is here. I am officially employed with my first nursing job & I'm lucky enough for it to be the one that I've manifested all along. Here's the story of what I have been up to the past 6 months, my job searching journey, advice & tips for you, AND the big reveal of which unit I'll be working on! Seriously thank you from the bottom of my heart for all the support and love I've received during this time....cheers to believing in ourselves and chasing our next adventures.
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So incredibly proud of you kiara🥹🥹 I feel so lucky to have followed you through this whole journey and see you end up with your dream job in the end!! You’re a rockstar nurse kiara💗💗
Couldn’t have done this without a friend like you to cheer me on. Love you lots, never forget that I’ll always be your on call nurse if you have a question 🥰
Pediatric oncology unit seems like a mentally difficult place to work at, these poor kids having cancer is heartbreaking 😢 i wish you all the strength necessary to help your patients ❤️
So happy for you! I started infusions at age 19 but had started treatment at 16 so I stayed in peds and the 5 nurses on my floor helped me become the person I am today. I'm still friends with them on FB (since I'm at a "big girl" hospital now).
Congratulations that’s so awesome 🎉🎉 I’m so happy for you! Have a great first day!
Woohoo!!! Congrats girl!! 🎉 I started as a new grad in the ER on nights and have worked night shift for a year and a half. I actually really love working night shift. I feel that because you don’t have the typical resources as day shift that the teamwork is better and you become closer with your coworkers. Night shift is also typically less busy (not always the case) so that can help make the transition from student nurse to RN a little easier. Blackout curtains are also a MUST!
Congrats Kiara! I knew this day would come, your hard work paid off! Thanks for sharing your journey.
Advise: Remember everyone (including the most seasoned professionals) had to start from square one. At the end of the day, you know what you know, and it is wise to always ask for assistance, guidance, and the answers when you don’t know something. Enjoy the process and even on the rough days you are learning and developing professionally and personally! Finally, there is no need for imposter syndrome, since your colleagues know that you are a new grad and this is your first job. In most cases showing compassion to your patients and their families, contributing to your team, and alway maintaining a willingness to learn and grow will open more doors for professional opportunity and relationships. Lastly, develop a least two relationship mentorship relationship with people that genuinely care for and about you, and that will provide diverse perspectives!
Peds Onc nurses are by far the most amazing people on this earth. Backstory - my daughter was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma in Dec 2020, just one month shy of her 3rd birthday. During her treatment, those nurses were literal angels. The level of compassion they gave to my daughter as well as me and my husband is something I don't think words can express. She had to receive a BMT and we lived out of the hospital for 7 months. Those nurses became our family. We never felt like we were in it alone in the process. You have chosen a field that I don't think you can comprehend the positive impact you will have on Hem-Onc families. Those nurses held our hands, gave us hugs, laughed and cried with us. We will always be forever grateful for their compassion and care!
First of all, congrats!!!! I am interviewing for a New Grad RN Residency Peds Hem/Onc position in Oklahoma next week and I am SO nervous!!! Do you have any tips for interviewing in this specific field of nursing? :)
I worked as a night shift med-surg/oncology RN for a year and three months as a new grad & I recently got a new job as a day shift neurology/stroke RN! This is such an exciting time for you & I’m so happy for you! Welcome to the nursing world 💞
Can’t wait for all the night shift content!!!!! I love watching Anna’s grwm/vlogs prepping and going through night shifts each week, I know you’ll kill it just the same!
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Thanks for sharing ❤ I graduate in May and you inspire me a lot 🥰🩺
congratulations girl and I’m excited for you
Congrats Kiara!!
Congratulations Kiara! So excited for you! I think you are going to be an amazing nurse, you have the perfect personality for it!
Thank you so so much ❤️
I'm so proud of you that I may cry. I graduated last year with a placement. Being 7 months into corporate life it's hitting me that this may not be the place for me. I wanna get into some manual activity kind of thing which makes me do loads of physical work cause I feel like it helps me to stay fit. Really praying for that one day to come.
Love you Kiara, you inspire me 💜
I'm so happy for you, Kiara! I've been watching your journey since the beginning and it's been so inspirational. I am in the process of applying to graduate school now and I know how stressful it is to be actively working so hard on achieving your goals. I like to think that things always work out the way they should! I can't wait to hear about your first week on the job!!!
Shelby made a video about how much she made on her TH-cam Channel for 2022. Would you consider making one of those videos?
Congratulations Kiara!!! It's been so exciting to see you go through your whole journey. I am an RN in Canada, worked on an inpatient surgical unit for 2.5 years and just switched to the OR last month. My advice for new grad you is to take advantage of the time with the preceptor, use it as time to learn and ask tons of questions!!! As someone who has orientated lots of new grads and students, know that you are definitely not expected to know everything!!!! Something else I'm just finally starting to accept - know that it is not your job to fix everyone and to know every little thing that's going to happen to your patients before it does. The human body is unpredictable, and sometimes the warning signs arent there. Sometimes, the warning signs are there, we do everything we can, and it still isn't enough. Try not to put too much pressure on yourself. ❤You will be such a great nurse!
CONGRATS ❤ I’m so happy for you!!! You are soo incredibly deserving of this and I can’t wait to see this next new chapter of your life unfold 💛💛
From writing on giant sticky notes planning out your options to landing your dream job YOU DID IT🥳🥳 so proud of you🥹🥹
Congratulations!!! 🍾🎉 I work as clinic registration for a breast cancer department and all our patients absolutely love our nurses. We just hired another nurse and it’s so exciting to see how welcoming all the staff are.
Great news I knew you could do it 💃🏾👩🏼⚕️❤️🎉🗣
Thank you so so much!
Regular night shift worker:
Have a “prep day” the day before to simulate your night shift as much as possible.
Keep your meals the same way as much as possible eg breakfast in the morning and dinners in the evening. Switching the meals I found wrecks my bodys Rythym
Keep up the fluids as much as possible!
Time your caffeine intake so you don’t get the 3/4am lull!
Yess! Congrats Nurse 'Madison' wowwwie - that has a great ring to it 😭☺
EDIT: Not a nurse but aiming for Clinical Psychology, UK require doctorate level ed for this and it's v.competitive. 1yr+ experience working with folks with different physical/social/mental/learning needs as well as tons of research assistant experience are base level expectations - we have to love what we do right?! 🥲
Congrats!!! My first rotation of my child life internship was hem/onc! I loved it so much! ED is also amazing and that’s where I work now! Child life can be super helpful to new grad nurses so be sure to utilize them!
Congrats, that’s so awesome!! I’m starting nursing school April 3rd 🧡 my dream is to work NICU, but I think I want to start in L&D. The hospital that is my dream hospital is only 5 minutes from my house and I know they have a great residency program for L&D. Can’t wait to start this nursing journey! I binge watched all your videos as I was waiting for my acceptance 😂
YES GIRL! ✨
Thank you thank you!!
Im a childhood cancer survivor and the nurses made the hospital feel like home and that made me want to be a nurse. I can tell you’re gonna be a great peds oncology nurse!! Can’t wait for you to be a safe place for some kids💞
Congratulations Kiara!!!!!! I am so dang proud of you for sticking to your passion and getting that dream job. You deserve this so much. I’m SOOOOO excited for the nursing content that is coming. Your future patients and their families are going to be well taken care of and I am over the moon for you on this. Anna H. is amazing and so are you! You can do the things that you want with nursing AND coaching/TH-cam!!
Not an RN, but I am an MRI technologist in Seattle. My best advice would be that you will probably have days where you experience imposter syndrome. Golly, I sure did as a new grad. There were days I would drive home and cry from the stress and overwhelming feelings of it. What we do is so important, the mistakes we make can cost another human being their life. And that can be scary… but it makes you good at your job in my opinion. I’ve never let the weight of what we do down, it keeps me constantly checking myself. Making certain every single decision I make is 100% about the patient in my care and for their best interest. The imposter syndrome will fade and one day you will feel so confident and comfortable in your position. Get on a sleep schedule. Meal prep. Have snacks that keep your energy levels up. Do self care when you need to so you are taking care of your own mental health. Especially working in pediatric oncology. You will never forget your 1st patient that passes away. They will all hurt to lose, but there are people you bond with more than others and those ones are hard. I lost one of my all-time favorite patients to cancer in September. It broke my heart, absolutely gutted me. Talk to your fellow friends in healthcare. Because they will get it, we have all been there. Gosh, I think those are all the biggies. If you have anything that you are curious about I am happy to elaborate on any of my own personal experiences for you.
Kiara!! Congratulations! There is something so challenging yet worth it in waiting for the right opportunity like a job and not comparing yourself to others who might be getting there sooner than yourself. I’m dealing with the same emotions right now as well. I just passed my NCLEX and next up is applying to nursing jobs!! Love your advice and insight always. Proud of you!! ❤❤
Night shift nurse for 2 years now! Definitely blackout curtains that are THICK and block out all light. I love to use a sunrise alarm clock in combo with my blackout curtains, otherwise it can be super disorienting waking up in totally dark room. Sometimes I go overkill and wear an eye mask too. Love the Olly muscle recovery melatonin gummies (with tart cherry) for the days I'm flipping back and forth. ALSO I know it can be expensive but invest in high quality shoe inserts now, as well as compression socks. Nursing is SO demanding on the body and I ended up dropping a few hundred on shoe inserts about two months into my first job and the back and leg pain I was getting after a 12 just didn't exist anymore.
Could not be prouder of you. You deserve all the goodness coming your way.
Wow this really warms my heart. I knew the moment you started describing those wonderful nurses during you're interview, that it would be HEM/ONC!! I'm going into the same field as well, and am honored to have watched your journey! 💜💚💜
I'm still studying, I'm not really going to be a nurse but it's close (where I live, there are still a lot of nurses on the floor) I'm conna be a medical imaging technologist. It's so fun to watch this, because I started with school when you started, I still need to do a year of school (I had a some bumps in the road) But I'm so happy for you and I just can't wait to graduate myself and have my dream job!
I'm currently in nursing school; graduating next year! I'm so happy you got your dream nursing job! I want to work NICU, L&D, or Peds (maybe specializing in peds cardiac...). Ultimate goal is to get my Peds/Neonate NP license 🥰🤍🩺
I'm so happy for you! As someone who has an autoimmune disease and is still close to my nurses, you'll love it! I have loved following your journey, and I can’t wait for this next part!
Congratulations!! I started watching your videos a while ago and have had no regrets! Thank you again for being such an amazing role model to us young viewers ❤️. I’ve always wanted to become a peds nurse so watching your videos give me lots of hope!!
Night shift peds nurse in Portland here!!! Welcome to the peds club!! So excited for you! I absolutely love working nights, especially as a new grad. My biggest tip is to avoid extra caffeine and to stay super hydrated. Working nights is just just like being jet lagged constantly. So nap when you can and drink lots of water to help your body adjust!!
The transition to nightshift is a little difficult at first, but it’s really doable! I’ve been a nightshifter for 6 years and it’s my favorite! I would recommend blackout curtains!
Thank you for this honesty & advice!
Congratulations Kiara!
My first nursing job was in paeds. I started in intensive care but it was too early in my career (I needed to consolidate my training first) so I moved to oncology and orthopaedics. I LOVED paediatric nursing. That led me to primary care nursing, then into hypertension and endocrinology nursing back in a hospital.
Now I’m a nurse practitioner. My scope of practice is diabetes education and I work for myself.
Night shift is fine if you can sleep when you need to. I found sleeping straight after a shift worked for me, but I know other nurses who preferred to sleep later in the day. It’ll take a while to get used to, so be good to yourself ❤
I also am gonna try to be a peds hem/onc nurse!! But in Seattle tho😅 so excited for your new journey!!🫶🏻💕
I’ve been doing physical therapy for 12 years and after working with nurses for so long, I’m now getting my BSN and start an accelerated program in July!
After so many years, I’ve always loved acute care, post surgery, and ICU patients. Pediatrics is a given for me, but I always loved the more intense atmospheres. While stressful at times, I always felt like I was helping so much at people’s most vulnerable times. It is, was, and always will be rewarding to me. Yay for all our healthcare heroes!
I’m a new grad that just accepted a residency position in peds med surg! 😊
Ahhh huge congrats to you! Peds world for the win!
Congratulations 🎉🎉🎉...oh my god I needed this video so much...I recently graduated from my dental school and had most of my clinical rotations during covid so I totally relate to your experiences...so I felt like I had a pep talk with one of my friend...loved it❤️❤️ thankyou kiara
first, congrats!!!!! So excited for you. 2nd, where is that skier mug at the beginning of the video from? It's so cute
Congrats! Night shift is a lot of fun! When I worked nights, I would get home around 7:45 am and sleep until 12-1(ish) and then get up and work out, do some errands, meal prep, and then go back to sleep for a bit. My hardest part was that I taught myself to sleep in small chunks of time. But, I ended up really liking the shift! My biggest recommendation would be to be kind to yourself while you adjust to the schedule change. Don’t schedule too many things for the first few weeks while you’re making the adjustment! Also, invest in black out curtains and a sleep mask! The sleep mask was such a game changer for me!
Wishing you all the best in the transition and with the new job as a whole!
Congratulations!! Very happy for you and this opportunity seems meant to be! Love your videos! All the best in your new role 😊
Thank you so much!
Congratulations, Kiara! I’m proud of you
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Our favorite nurse got her first job (*.*) Congratulations
Thank you thank you!! 💓
awesome, congrats!
I love your couch . Where did you get it? And what brand? Thank you for sharing your life with us❤️
Congratulations on your new journey wishing you much success 🎉🎉🎉
Congratulations! I think you will do great in that unit. I’m glad I’ve seen your journey from 2019 to now. Awesome.
Currently a Nightshift Anesthesia Tech at a pediatric hospital in the OR and my plan when I finish nursing school is to move to our cardiac icu
So excited for you to start your dream job! I’m a new grad peds psych nurse and I love seeing your passion for your speciality because I feel the same way about my kiddos! I graduated a few months after you and loved watching your videos as I was following shortly behind and soaking up any nursing content you’d give us. Go change some lives out there! 🎗️🩺
Night shift I feel like allows you to learn more. You don’t have so many people calling you and you have more time to critically think. I’ve done night shift as a cna before and honestly would prefer night shifts as a new grad as well. Definitely recommend getting some black out curtains. What I did before my night shift was go to bed around 1-2am the day before and wake up around 10am to eat and do some things I need to do before work and then go to bed again around 1pm or 2pm and then wake up again around 4-4:30pm. I lived like about 30 minutes away from work and my shift started at 7pm so it gave me enough time to get ready, eat, pack a lunch and anything else I needed to do before work and be there on time. Many people prepare for night shift differently but this is just how I did it. I would say it took me about 2 weeks to get used to. I also recommend, if you can, to request not having island off days for night shift because your day off is essentially just you sleeping and it really messes up your sleep schedule. Hopefully you can request a consistent schedule or pattern!
Congratulations Kiara!! 👩⚕️🥳🤩
I’ve been following your channel since 2021, and you’ve achieved so many things since then! 🤗
So proud of you, Kiara; you absolutely rock!! 😎😎😎
Best regards from Spain, and keep up the great work!! 😉😉
Aww thank you so much! Wow my life has changes so much since then!
Hi! Just came across your channel, I love your energy and loving heart! I am currently working as a CMA in OBGYN here in Portland, OR! I am getting my pre reqs done right now and on track to apply for nursing programs winter of 2023! I am interested in staying in this womens care world, so L&D, mother baby, or NICU! So happy for you! I Have worked in adult hemonc for 2 years and i really did love it! YOu will be the best!
Kiara!!!! Congratulations, so excited for you!! I graduated nursing school 2 years ago and I’m a nightshift NICU nurse!
I remember feeling so terrified to start on nights because I had never done it before but I promise it’s worth it if it’s in your dream specialty. Definitely stack your shifts so you work 3 nights in a row and have 4 days off to flip back to a normal schedule. Before my first nightshift I’ll try to stay up late the night before and sleep in the next day or even try to take a nap in the afternoon before going in and that always helps! Once you get through the first shift of the week your body usually adjusts for the rest of the stretch! Keep yourself hydrated and rest when you need it, nurse hangovers are so real. And I’ll be honest, the nightshift crew is typically SO fun, you’ll get super close with your coworkers and become such a strong nurse since the resources are often different at night. Put your time in and before you know it you’ll be transitioning to a dayshift position! Can’t wait to see you succeed!!
I'm in a direct entry master's nursing program, and since I've gotten my license I've gotten a job at a birth center. Which is perfect because I'm studying to be a midwife.
Night shift advice: get good rest. Figure out a sleep schedule that works for you and don’t get addicted to coffee! Congratulations!
I love your sweatshirt! Where have you got it? ❤ Also: Congratulations! It’s so nice to see how your hard work pays off. You deserve it! 🎉
That is exactly the nurse I want to be too🥺
Welcome to the Pedi team🥳🥳 I’m a pedi ER nurse. Biggest piece of advice is never be afraid to ask questions. We’re always learning in Nursing and it’s never bad to ask questions or ask for help 🧡🥳
Congratulations 🎉 I’ve been following you for years. So proud of you ❤️
Thank you so much for the support 💕
Letz gooooo! That's actually my dream job as well!!!
Ahhh!! PICU/PCICU nurse here, huge congrats to you!!! Those little kiddos are so lucky to have you 🥰🥰🥰
Wow! Congratulations, I have a friend who’s kid passed when he was 4 years old of leukemia. I was there the night they disconnected them and I remember thinking…these nurse have to have such a heart for this because this is soooo hard! So congratulations! Here’s to hoping you become the best nurse you can be and those kids need!
I went into High risk Labor and Delivery and I wouldn’t have it any other way…I absolutely found my niche and it’s the most rewarding job ever. I had a patient come up to me the other day (on my OT day, a day I really didn’t want to be at work) he came up to me in the elevator and told me “you were my wife’s nurse and you gave us so much hope and now look at my baby, he survived.” The wife had delivered at 24 weeks. That made me ball like a baby but that’s why I became a nurse to be that hope and light for patients. I hope you get stories like that along the way and reinforce your purpose!
Miss girl, I am forever in awe of you. I love you so much and I cannot wait to see this next chapter. My favorite nurse and mama bear ever. I love you so much, miss Kiara!!
MY HEART MISS EMMA!!!!! I love you so much. This is our year!!!! 💓
So proud of you Kiara!!! Congratulations! You're going to be such a light and joy for these kids and their families! ◡̈ I've been a night shift NICU nurse for almost 15 years now. In my personal experience as well as the experience of being a preceptor for many years starting out on nights was better because it typically is a bit slower paced without all the extra staff/specialties/family around so you can spend more focused time dedicated to learning and reviewing. Its also great to get a handle on your time management which is the most important thing to learn and the hardest to teach!
Congratulations!!! You’re going to be SUCH a positive influence on the patients you have, and their families ❤️
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I found out I got into vet school around the same time you got into nursing school so I really feel like I’ve felt every emotion along with you during this journey! I’ve never been so excited for and proud of a complete stranger before lol 😅 Congratulations 🎉💗
My dream was to be a pediatric nurse! I also had a lot of interest in oncology and would have loved pediatric oncology. I became a nurse during a time that they didn’t actively hire new grads throughout the year but only twice a year during hiring events. So I pretty much had to take whichever unit I was offered, which was PCU (progressive care) The longer I worked with adults, the harder it became to make the choice to start all over with pediatrics. So, here I am still an “adult nurse” 😂 I have switched from pcu to ICU and I love it. But a small part of me will slightly long for pediatrics and what could have been. Also, I’ve been a nightshirt nurse my entire career (12 years) and really thrive on it. I can’t ever imagine having to work days 😆
Ahhh congratualtion!! This is so encouraging as I've been watching you for encouragement, motivation, and inspiration. Although I am currently in my first year if undergrad, I know that I want to work in Pediatric Oncology Nursing. I appreciate the honesty and advice while working towards your goals. I wish you nothing but the test in this new chapter
Congrats!! I am also a peds new grad in PICU :)
Congrats! You’ll be such a good peds nurse :) I started peds nights back in September and I try my best to work 2-3 shifts in a row(we get to self schedule) and then before my first shift I have a normal day but nap from 3-5 and then after my last shift I sleep for around 7 hours and have no trouble sleeping that night too because I’m so tired lol. Nights is definitely a transition but I love the shift and the people I work with! Drink lots of water and don’t overdo it on caffeine :)
Congratulations. I was a new grad last may. I work straight nights by choice and love it! It is very different from day shift but for me it’s great.
NO WAY IM DOING PEDS HEM/ONC TOO 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
I just got accepted into my university’s nursing program! I start this fall 🥳🥳
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You are seriously the cutest!! I have been watching your videos for the past year and love your positive happy attitude! I love that you got your dream nursing job. I am currently half way through my RN BSN program and I literally have NO IDEA what area of nursing I want to go into and it is stressing me out! lol! It seems like everyone else in my cohort knows where they want to be, but I am so picky and haven't liked any of my clinical rotation areas so far (med surg, CVU, ortho, nicu, icu). I'm hoping it all clicks at some point and I have some direction. Thank you for sharing your journey, and I can't wait to follow your peds journey!
So excited for you! I started in adult oncology and moved to the OR. Don’t let that bad interview with the OR scare you. It’s such a great change from the bedside if you’re ever ready to make that move. However oncology will give you a great set of skills to take with you wherever you want to go
Congratulations! Happy Presidents Day!🎉🎉
Thank you!
You’re welcome!
Geriatric/Palliative Care here. I love your story, your journey and that you are kind enough to share your videos with us. You are fantabulous! Definitely have “ Nurse” personality and character. Keep up the great work and please keep sharing xo
I don't teach ski teams but I do teach ski lessons for the local hill. It is so much fun and I just love it when it "clicks" in my students!
Me too! It’s the best feeling 💛
I’m a stepdown nurse with some ventilation care! Doing 2 years at my current job before I move to Portland, Or as well! I’m not sure where I want to go! ICU or outpatient! Or even OR! I still don’t know what I’m going to do!
Congrats!! This is so amazing and I am so happy for you! Can't wait to continue following your journey ❤️
Thank you so much for following along Claire!
Awesome
Im so so so so proud of you girl! im currently in nursing school and I would LOVE to work in peds as well. My dream would be peds oncology or the NICU!!
Congrats!!!!! So so happy to see how far you’ve come on your path of many achievements 😁😁 and I LOVED your resume- will have to consider it for my own future use. A thousand wishes of amazing luck to you from here onwards 🥰
Congratulations! ♥️❤️. You have worked so hard to become a nurse and getting your dream position is exciting! ❤️.
Tip for nightshift: Keep a schedule especially your sleep schedule. Also, get blackout curtains.
No question is too dumb to ask!! (Plus way less embarrassing to ask when you’re just getting started!!!) also it’s ok to tell families “idk but I will find out for you”
that is awesome! I am so glad i found you and you channel. i wish you the best and i i’ll be following along! :)
I am too! Thank so much for watching!
Woohoooo!! So happy for you :) I'm going through the process of applying/interviewing right now, and I got my first offer last week! Had to turn it down cause my heart just wasn't in it... this is honestly the most stressful part of nursing school so far!! Hoping to work in the NICU/PICU, but we'll see ;) Congrats again
So excited for you!!! I would love to do peds and NICU. I work with adults for 6 years on medsurg that I’m just burnt. I also applied for Linfield’s two year transfer program! Praying I get in!! I also gotta know… which hospital? I would love to work at Randall’s! :)
Hey girl! That is so amazing! I've been watching your journey as a student until now and I am so proud of you! Thank You so much for this video! I am a respiratory therapy student and interested in NICU! I make videos on my journey as well!
Congratulations 🎉🎉
I’m working on my last year of my LVN program and I’m getting so nervous about the process for NCLEX and finding a job. Especially because not a lot of places hire LVN. It’s definitely my first steeping stone but my end goal of my nursing journey is to be a ED trauma nurse. It’s all I think about.
Again congratulations 🎉😊
You and me both got our dream job! I totally agree. If there's one thing I learned from doing interviews, once it's done, you know. The gut feeling will tell you that you got it.
I'm excited for 2023 and what it holds in store!!! 💖 sending u all the good wishe, luck, and happiness!