Nursing and qualities that I possess to become a good nurseNursing is the act of safely caring for, protecting and improving health and abilities of our clients/patients without causing additional harm. and disability for them. The main objective is to regain and maintain good physical, spiritual and psychological health. It is a science in which nursing knowledge and the technical aspect of practice must be applied. However, it is important to incorporate the act of patient-centered care which is defined according to QSEN/NOF, as holistic care that recognizes the patient as a source of control and full partner in the provision of compassionate and coordinated care respecting the patient's wishes. values, needs and preferences. It has to fit into the environment. As a nursing student, I possess the quality of allowing, doing for, and being with. These qualities are implanted in me through my education, my culture, my religious beliefs and my life experiences/encounters (my environment). “Enabling” is the nurse's responsibility to help make a transition into the unknown. For example, patients undergoing major abdominal surgery, or even normal childbirth. Nurses should empower them and view them through the fearful mindset that something important is about to happen or is happening. We are seen and expected to “enable” them. Therefore, it could be as simple as holding their hand or saying positive things to them to reassure them that it is for the best outcome of their health and abilities. I remember giving birth to a child for the first time. I was scared as I went through several stages of labor and its difficulties, after which I was transferred to the intensive care unit where I finally gave birth by cesarean section. She was the nurse who held my hand and verbally encouraged me throughout my birthing process and transition into my motherhood experience. So, I learned how important it is that we help our patients commit to continuing