EPISODE · Sep 30, 2025 · 8 MIN
How to take a leap of faith before you're ready
from The Self-Help Podcast with Deepali Nagrani · host Deepali
Send us Fan MailWe explore why “ready” is often a mirage, how fear and excitement share the same roots, and why one small step beats perfect timing. Research, personal stories, and real-world examples give you a simple path to act with courage and clarity.• waiting as the hidden trap that stalls change• fear and excitement as twin signals for growth• personal stories on podcasting, motherhood, and career shifts• mindset shift from perfect to possible with tiny steps• process visualization to build resilience and confidence• safety nets that support without delaying action• anchoring in your why during the messy middle• real-world examples from Oprah, Elon Musk, and Sarah Blakely• reflection prompt to choose one small step todayIf you found value in this episode, I encourage you to follow, leave a review, and share it with someone who might need a little nudge to jumpSupport the showIf you enjoyed today's episode, I'd love to speak at your next event.Whether it's a keynote, panel discussion, fireside chat, summit, or retreat, I'm passionate about helping people rethink how they feel, leave inspired, and take meaningful action.Visit my website https://www.deepalinagrani.com/ to book me today.I am honoured to have the opportunity to help!
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Send us Fan Mail We explore why “ready” is often a mirage, how fear and excitement share the same roots, and why one small step beats perfect timing. Research, personal stories, and real-world examples give you a simple path to act with courage and clarity. • waiting as the hidden trap that stalls change • fear and excitement as twin signals for growth • personal stories on podcasting, motherhood, and career shifts • mindset shift from perfect to possible with tiny steps • process visualizat...
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