A Dose of Nicki
Looking for a safe space to get some food for thought and a good laugh along the way? Pull up a chair.
A Dose of Nicki is a personal development podcast hosted by Nicki. Every week, Nicki shares real stories from everyday life about relationships, self awareness, and personal growth, then turns each one into a lesson you can carry into your week. She calls it your dose.
Each episode is warm, honest, a little funny, and under 15 minutes, like chatting it up with a good friend who tells it like it is. New episodes weekly.
Want to go deeper? The companion guided journal, A Dose of Nicki: A Guided Journal for Women Who Are Done Playing Small, is available now on Amazon.
Let's connect and trust the process.
A Dose of Nicki
Latest Episodes
Who Told You To Wait: Breaking the Habit of Giving Yourself Permission to Stall
Nicki asks the question most people never think to ask themselves: who told you to wait? Drawing on her own story of recording the opening of her very first episode over and over, trying to perfect every word before anyone could criticize it, s...
Why Your Passion Does Not Need an Apology: On Intensity, Communication, and Being Told to Calm Down
Nicki unpacks two little words that have never calmed anybody down. Starting with a family game night where one board game category sent a cardboard pyramid flying across the room, she explores why being told to calm down stings, what tone poli...
The Cycle That Never Ends: A True Story About Shortcuts, Housing, and Running From the Bill
In this episode of A Dose of Nicki, Nicki tells the story of someone she has watched repeat the same painful cycle for decades, always losing housing, always needing to be bailed out, and always finding a shortcut instead of doing the re...
How I Saved Sixty Dollars and Stopped a Grocery Store Argument: A Stewardship Story
In this episode of A Dose of Nicki, Nicki opens Season 4 with a story about outsmarting a recurring grocery store standoff with her husband. Instead of arguing over which day to shop or whose approach was right, she quietly did her own h...