Mark Worster
Mark Worster, nurseMARK
– The Sharkpreneur podcast with Seth Greene Episode 426 Mark Worster
Mark Worster is an entrepreneur, leader, fitness fanatic, and healthcare professional. He brings a passion and joy for living to everything he does. From Chairman of the Board of a $20mm health services agency to Certified Yoga Instructor. Mark has accumulated an impressive array of diverse experiences. Known for his charismatic, high energy approach to leadership.
While his true passion is helping people make their lives easier through decreased stress, personal empowerment, and building a business that allows you to do what you love to do most with the people you love most, he also helps you live a healthy lifestyle.
Mark has led many groups to successful completion of their missions. Mark’s latest endeavor, nurseMARK, is the largest global community of empowered healthcare professionals dedicated to powerful living. Through this community they are collectively changing the world of healthcare.
In addition, Mark is a leader in the cannabis education space educating people about the beneficial use of cannabis as a medicine. Currently he is working toward earning his Master’s of Science, Cannabis Science and Therapeutics Degree from the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy.
Listen to this informative Sharkpreneur episode with Mark Worster about the cannabis nurse space and helping people use it as a medicine.
Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week’s show:
● Why you need a cannabis nurse to help you use cannabis medicinally.
● How the 550 different varieties of cannabis are all composed differently.
● The different nuances to the varieties of cannabis and their uses.
● How you need be good at transformation if you work for a tech company.
● Why you need to put your head down and keep going when things get tough.
Connect with Mark:
Guest Contact Info
@markworster
@nursemarkw
facebook.com/nursemark
linkedin.com/in/markworster
Links Mentioned:
nursemark.co
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