The spread of COVID-19 has caused many people across the country to make huge pivots in their careers due to the economic ramifications and long-lasting societal effects. For Katrina Thompkins, who was working as a cardiovascular ICU nurse at the time of the COVID-19 health crisis, it was an opportunity to become an entrepreneur and open a CBD business.
Thompkins’ interest in CBD, an active ingredient in cannabis derived from the hemp plant, started after hearing patients’ testimonials about using it to relieve pain. According to a recent survey
forwp-incontent-custom-banner ampforwp-incontent-ad1">She started K’dara CBD for both humans and pets while still working as a nurse. “After that initial interest, I began doing extensive research into the industry, products, and more, and as I continued to learn about CBD, the ideas behind K’dara CBD began to form. K’dara offers organic, full-spectrum CBD products, developed in part with a pharmacist, for both humans and pets,” she continued.
“Over the years, the No.1 thing that I have always believed in is the value in investing in
your health. It’s the best thing that one can do for themselves,” explained Thompkins. “As I worked as a nurse, I felt the need to continue to contribute to society with my passion for health and wellness. Starting a CBD business allowed me to continue to focus on health and wellness and also learn about a startup business and grow my passion for entrepreneurship.”