💜 You did the mom thing—and you did it well. Now the house is quieter, the roles have shifted, and you're asking: What’s next for me? Whether you're navigating an empty nest , moving through divorce or widowhood , facing a career pivot, or simply longing to reconnect with your true self in midlife—this space is for you. Welcome to Dare On with Jodi , the podcast for midlife women who are ready to dare more, doubt less, and live fully . I’m Jodi Silverman—speaker, mindset coach, and your personal cheerleader for this next chapter of life. Every Thursday, you’ll hear real stories of reinvention, heartfelt solo episodes, and conversations that spark courage, confidence, and connection. We talk midlife pivots, purpose, self-talk, happiness (yes, it’s possible!), and all the messy magic in between—sprinkled with a little woo and a lot of heart. If you're cravin
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Episode #164
Hiring the Heavens: How to Partner with an Unseen Workforce for Your Everyday Life with Jean Slatter - Ep#164
Aug 13, 202635 minS5
What if you could hire a spiritual mechanic, a heavenly PR agent, or a cosmic committee to help you navigate midlife — and it didn't require perfection, worthiness, or even saying "thank you" first? In this episode, Hiring the Heavens author Jean Slatter joins Jodi to talk about how to consciously partner with the unseen dimension to bring more synchronicity, support, and joy into your everyday life. Whether you're spiritual or spirituality-curious, this conversation will shift the way you ask for help — forever. In This Episode, You'll Discover: Jean's jaw-dropping "histamine moment" — the accidental encounter that launched her spiritual journey How she supported her family of four for 10 years without ever hiring a physical employee Why you don't have to be worthy, unselfish, or in gratitude to ask for help The truth about wanting — and why desire is NOT selfish (it's how you were created) How to build your own heavenly committee for every area of your life The car story: how a broken-down engine made it 3 hours home without being fixed Jodi's Valentine's Day miracle — two seats at the bar on the busiest night of the year What to do after you ask (hint: pay attention and don't make it cumbersome) Jean's free Hiring the Heavens Tips e-book and how to grab it for free About Jean Slatter Jean Slatter is the author of Hiring the Heavens, an intuitive teacher, counselor, and creator of the Creative Mystic programs, with more than 30 years of experience helping people connect with higher guidance and live with greater clarity, purpose, and synchronicity. She is known for her practical and uplifting approach to spiritual connection, including her "Hiring the Heavens" method, which teaches people how to consciously partner with divine support in everyday life. Resources & Links Mentioned Jean Slatter's book: Hiring the Heavens — grab your copy HERE Jean's free Hiring the Heavens Tips e-book — Next week's episode: Jean Slatter returns to talk about the Law of Grace — don't miss it! Jodi's Free Midlife Happiness Quiz Connect with Jodi Website Substack Send me a quick note/message- what stood out in this episode! ️ You've been listening to me—now I want to meet YOU. Join me on Substack, where Dare On goes beyond the podcast. We're having real conversations about midlife, what's next, the things we're struggling with, and the lives we still want to create. You'll find live gatherings, connection, encouragement. Subscribe for FREE and come introduce yourself HERE I can't wait to meet Subscribe to my Substack HERE Step into the Dare On Circle HERE
Every August, Jodi takes the month off and hands you her favorite vault episodes — but this year we are Re-Imagining August with a four-week series tapping into intuition, faith, and the "something greater" many midlife women are craving. Kicking things off is a fan-favorite conversation with #1 New York Times bestselling author Marci Shimoff (the only one from our vault) on how to break free of what's silently blocking your happiness, love, and miracles — and start living in the "Miracle Zone." In This Episode, You'll Discover: What this month's series is all about — one requirement- an open mind This month's full lineup: Marci Shimoff, Jean Slatter (2 weeks), and Theresa Lear Levine The one hidden block — your "deservability set point" — standing between you and the good you want more of Marci's 5 foundations for living in the Miracle Zone Why you don't have to earn or struggle for what's coming to you — you're unconditionally deserving, just because you exist About Marci Shimoff: Marci Shimoff is a #1 New York Times bestselling author, world-renowned transformational teacher, and expert on happiness, success, and unconditional love. Her books have sold more than 16 million copies worldwide in 33 languages. She's a featured teacher in The Secret and narrator of the award-winning film Happy , and she currently hosts the Living in the Miracle Zone podcast and leads Your Year of Miracles — a global program with thousands of participants across 80+ countries. Resources & Links: Your Year Of Miracles E-Book HERE Connect with Jodi on Substack this month- something big and exciting is happening there! Click HERE ⏳Don't let time run out to join us in September for the Dare On Retreat! Click HERE for full details Send me a quick note/message- what stood out in this episode! The Dare On Retreat- A Weekend to Return to Yourself! September 2026- Only 8 spots remain! Click HERE. DISCLAIMER: The commentary and opinions available on this podcast are for informational and entertainment purposes only and not for the purpose of providing medical, physical, or psychological advice. You should contact a trained medical professional before making any significant changes to your health and wellness routine and with respect to any particular issue or problem.
What No One Tells You About Gray Divorce: Grief, Money & Starting Over After a Long Marriage with Maryjane Sweet - Ep#162
Jul 30, 202638 minS5
Did you know the divorce rate for women over 50 has nearly doubled since 1980 — and for those over 65, it’s tripled? Gray divorce is rising, and it comes with its own kind of grief, financial fears, and identity questions most women aren’t prepared for. In this episode, Jodi Silverman sits down with gray divorce coach Maryjane Sweet to have the honest, compassionate conversation more midlife women need to hear — whether you’re navigating it yourself, supporting someone who is, or simply wondering “who am I now?” IN THIS EPISODE, YOU’LL DISCOVER: What gray divorce is and why experts are calling it a cultural revolution Why grief is real even when YOU were the one who wanted the divorce How to show up for a friend going through gray divorce (and what NOT to say) The financial reality women face: a 45% drop in standard of living — and how to get informed before you’re blindsided The identity question every midlife woman faces: “Who am I now?” Why small action steps — not big leaps — are the key to cracking open possibility How Maryjane went through her own divorce with intention, so her daughters could watch her do hard things well The dare that applies to every midlife woman, whether you’re navigating divorce or any life transition ABOUT MARYJANE SWEET: Maryjane Sweet is a gray divorce coach and consultant who combines the lived experience of ending a 26-year marriage with professional training to help women navigate the emotional and practical complexities of gray divorce. She holds a master’s in Organizational Behavior, is an ICF-certified PCC coach, trained in mindfulness and meditation through Duke University, has taught university courses in mindfulness and well-being, and is a certified trauma-informed yoga instructor. Maryjane offers women a grounded, evidence-based pathway through midlife divorce. RESOURCES & LINKS MENTIONED: Free 7-minute meditation for women going through gray divorce (download on Maryjane's website) Book a FREE 45-min consult with Maryjane — first 3 listeners who mention Dare On get a complimentary session! Susan Guthrie’s episode on Dare On: HERE Maryjane featured on the Oprah Podcast HERE Jodi's free 7-Day Self-Talk Reset HERE CONNECT WITH JODI: Substack(fun things are coming here): HERE Instagram: @jodi_silverman Facebook: jodibsilverman Send me a quick note/message- what stood out in this episode! The Dare On Retreat- A Weekend to Return to Yourself! September 2026- Only 8 spots remain! Click HERE. DISCLAIMER: The commentary and opinions available on this podcast are for informational and entertainment purposes only and not for the purpose of providing medical, physical, or psychological advice. You should contact a trained medical professional before making any significant changes to your health and wellness routine and with respect to any particular issue or problem.
The Stories We Don’t Tell Our Kids — And Why Sharing Them Changes Everything - Ep#161
Jul 23, 202632 minS5
What if your most imperfect, unpolished, didn’t-go-as-planned stories are actually the greatest gift you can give your adult children? After a health scare made her ask hard questions about what she’d really prepared her daughters for, Joanne McHugh sat down and wrote it all out — the career stumbles, the life detours, the things she wished someone had told her. In this conversation, we explore why real stories connect more than advice, how authenticity transforms your relationship with your adult kids, and what happens when you finally stop pretending life is all sunshine and butterflies. In This Episode, You’ll Discover Why a health scare became Joanne’s daring moment — and the promise she made to herself when the results came back clean How she wrote a book of real stories from her own young adulthood and surprised her three daughters with it on Valentine’s Day Why storytelling connects where direct advice creates resistance (and eye rolls!) The difference between positive psychology and toxic positivity — and why it matters for how we prepare our kids for adulting How being vulnerable with your adult children can shift your relationship from parent/child to something closer to friendship The one permission question that can change any conversation with your kids, your partner, or your friends (Stay to the end!) Joanne answers one more question after we thought we were done — about oversharing, how to decide what to tell your kids, and why you’re always the editor of your own story About Joanne McHugh Joanne McHugh is a mom of three daughters and the creator of Things Your Mom Should Have Told You — a weekly newsletter and blog where she shares real, honest stories from her own life to help young adults navigate the things nobody warned them about. What started as a private book for her girls became something she knew had to be shared more widely. Resources & Links Mentioned Things Your Mom Should Have Told You (Joanne’s newsletter & blog) HERE Shift for Moms — From Fixer to Coach HERE Connect with Jodi Website: jodisilverman.com Instagram: @jodi_silverman Moms Who Dare Facebook Community Send me a quick note/message- what stood out in this episode! You know when everyone in your life seems to have a place to belong except you? Your kids have their lives. Your spouse has their routines. Your friends are busy. And somehow you've become the woman holding everything together while quietly feeling disconnected from yourself. That's why we created the Dare On Retreat. CLICK HERE USE CODE: JODIBIRTHDAY60 FOR 20% OFF REGISTRATION DISCLAIMER: The commentary and opinions available on this podcast are for informational and entertainment purposes only and not for the purpose of providing medical, physical, or psychological advice. You should contact a trained medical professional before making any significant changes to your health and wellness routine and with respect to any particular issue or problem.
What Every Mom Needs to Know Before Move-In Day — FERPA, Roommate Conflicts, and Raising an Independent College Student with Ashley Lillie - Ep#160
Jul 15, 202650 minS5
You've spent 18 years preparing them — and now it's time to let go. But before you drive away from that campus parking lot, there are things you need to know. Residence Life expert Ashley Lillie of West Chester University joins Jodi for a conversation every empty-nest mom needs to hear: from the federal privacy law that means you can't call the school and ask how your kid is doing, to the real reasons roommates fight, to the one dare your student should practice before they ever step foot on campus. This is the episode you'll want to share with your college-bound kid. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL DISCOVER: What FERPA is and why it means the university legally cannot share your student's information with you without their written permission How to ask for FERPA access — and why you might need to do it every single semester Why the first six weeks of college are the most pivotal — and what parents can do before move-in to help their student succeed The three most common roommate conflicts (spoiler: it's almost always communication, cleanliness, and guests) and how to coach your student through them Why you should tell your student's high school friends NOT to visit for the first two to three weekends The social media highlight reel reality check every college student needs to hear Ashley's dare: the one practice your student can start this summer to feel more confident on campus ABOUT ASHLEY LILLIE: Ashley Lillie is a Residence Life professional at West Chester University with over a decade of experience helping students navigate one of life's biggest transitions — living on their own for the first time. With a graduate degree in counseling and student affairs leadership, Ashley focuses on community building, wellness promotion, and helping students and their families feel more connected, confident, and at home on campus. RESOURCES & LINKS MENTIONED: Jodi's free Shift for Moms resource (Fixer to Coach): https://dareontowhatsnext.com/parentshift West Chester University Residence Life & Housing: westchester.edu FERPA information: studentprivacy.ed.gov CONNECT WITH JODI: Website: https://jodisilverman.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jodi_silverman/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jodibsilverman/ Podcast: https://dareonwithjodi.buzzsprout.com YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@DareOnwithJodi Send me a quick note/message- what stood out in this episode! You know when everyone in your life seems to have a place to belong except you? Your kids have their lives. Your spouse has their routines. Your friends are busy. And somehow you've become the woman holding everything together while quietly feeling disconnected from yourself. That's why we created the Dare On Retreat. CLICK HERE USE CODE: JODIBIRTHDAY60 FOR 20% OFF REGISTRATION DISCLAIMER: The commentary and opinions available on this podcast are for informational and entertainment purposes only and not for the purpose of providing medical, physical, or psychological advice. You should contact a trained medical professional before making any significant changes to your health and wellness routine and with respect to any particular issue or problem.
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