From Fear to Fearless: Saying Yes Before You’re Ready with Nicole Stephenson

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How many times have you said no to an opportunity just because fear spoke louder than courage? In this episode of Dare On with Jodi, host Jodi Silverman sits down with Nicole Stephenson—A dynamic communicator and transformational speaker, who empowers audiences to rethink success and step boldly into their full potential. Known for blending real-world experience with compelling storytelling and practical strategies, she delivers content that inspires immediate action and lasting growth.

Nicole’s journey is filled with powerful lessons on daring, asking for help, and building a support network that helps you succeed in life and work. If you’ve been holding back because fear is running the show, this conversation will inspire you to take your next bold step.

What you’ll learn in this episode:

• Why fear will always show up—and how to take action anyway
• The surprising power of asking for help (and why it makes you stronger, not weaker)
• How to lean on your network—including your “competition”—to open new doors
• Why manifestation works when you align thoughts with action
• The one mindset shift that helps you say yes before you feel ready

Nicole’s story proves that you don’t need to have it all figured out—you just need the courage to say yes, take the step, and learn as you go.

Resources & Links Mentioned in This Episode:

• Connect with Nicole HERE
• Dare On Circle Community Coming this Spring– Find your community of women daring on together- Explore more and get on the waitlist HERE.

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