Soulbloom

In this episode I’m riffing on what’s been alive for me this spring — from a hard frost that nipped all the new growth in my garden, to the website finally being live, to Uranus moving into Gemini. It’s a 20-minute transmission you can take on a walk or let play while you’re doing something around the house.

What We Cover

The website is live. NicoleDoyle.co is finally all in one place — the subconscious work, the astrology, the patterns, the body. All the flowers I love most, planted exactly where I want them. Go take a look.

Spring came in fast — and then came the frost. Everything bloomed early this year and then a hard frost nipped it all back overnight. I couldn’t stop thinking about how that mirrors what happens to us when we’re mid-expansion and something unexpected shows up. The tree didn’t quit. Neither do we.

The years I missed. 15 years in corporate America meant a lot of seasons I completely detached from. Cherry blossoms, spring growth, the slow rhythm of nature — all of it passing while I was on deadline. Reflecting on how that changed, and what it means now.

One day when. My mom passed away suddenly at 50, leaving behind an iced coffee in the fridge and clothes with the tags still on. That story keeps finding me in new ways — this time as a mom, catching myself postponing things for a phase that’s always just around the corner. One day is a choice, not a destination.

Uranus into Gemini. On April 25th, the final outer planet made its ingress into a new sign — and for the next seven years, we’re all being asked to liberate the way we think, question what we believe is real, and stop building our lives on an identity we’ve already outgrown. Don’t build a prison in your mind when the front door is already open.

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NicoleDoyle.co — readings, subconscious + hypnosis work, astrology strategy, mother-child sessions, and Soulbloom mentorship

Disrupt the Pattern — two-session intensive for subconscious pattern work using hypnosis and inactivation

The Reveal — natal chart reading covering magnetism, power, and liberation

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This week I recorded a voice memo style podcast about a gas leak, a serviceberry tree, and what spring keeps trying to show us — you can listen or read the whole thing below.

A gas leak, the serviceberry and the work no one sees

So I’m coming to you with something a little different this week, and I’m committed to communicating more in a way that feels authentic to me. The one way I know how to do that is via voice. Someone said to me, what is one thing you could do no matter what, no matter how you’re feeling? And it was this — show up in a voice memo. So this is what I’m doing, and I’m going to transcribe it into my email for the week so you can listen to it as a live transmission, if you will, or read it if that’s more your thing.

I wanted to tell you about a few things I noticed this week and just see if you could relate.

So let’s start here — astrologically, this week was a lot. We had some volatile energy and if you’ve been tuning into the news, this is the week of April 6th I’m speaking of, recording this on the 12th, and even if you weren’t fully tapped into the news machine, you could probably feel it. As an astrologer I knew this week would feel like a collective WTF for a lot of people, and I was pretty consciously trying not to get too pulled in. Even my own teacher sent an email saying, hey, listen, we all know what this week looks like astrologically, it’s volatile, so touch grass, be in nature, do your thing. And my life was no different from anyone else’s who was just trying to live while the surprises kept coming.

And one of those surprises for me was that on Friday, we had a gas leak.

So the backstory is we’d been drying our clothes and they kept coming out kind of damp, and I googled it and everything pointed to the lint trap being clogged. We clean it every single time we do a load, but I had ordered a new lint catcher because the old one looked kind of gross — and it turned out it was a little too short for our dryer. So all that time, the lint that wasn’t being caught was going straight into the exhaust hose. Marc cleaned it all out, fixed it, we put the original lint trap back in so it wouldn’t happen again, but when he was pushing the dryer back into place he must have loosened the gas line just slightly.

So the clothes are finally drying, we’re like, amazing, finally, and if you have kids you know how much laundry there is. But I’d gone to physical therapy, I came back, we were outside in the garden for a bit, and when I came back inside about two hours later I just immediately smelled it — that undeniable smell of gas.

So what did I do? I called our HVAC people and very casually said, hey, how are you doing, I’m just curious, do you guys repair gas lines? And the woman goes, it depends, tell me more. And I said, yeah, I smell gas. And she goes, girl, you are in danger. And I was like, what? And she said, you need to call the utility company and you need to call 911 and you need to leave the house. So immediately I’m like — Marc, make the bottles, put the dogs in their crates, let’s go.

I called the utility company and they walked me through this very serious series of questions, asking them multiple times, and I remember thinking, oh my gosh, this is really serious. I knew a gas leak could be dangerous but because it felt so localized I didn’t quite register the scale of it. Big deal. Really big deal, it turns out.

The utility company apparently alerted the fire department because they showed up within minutes. Marc’s outside holding the baby, we’ve got the dogs in the car in their crates, we’ve got the diaper bag and my handbag, and we’re just waiting. Fire truck pulls up, full garb into the garage, just the nicest people. We live in a township with paid fire and thank goodness, they were there so fast and they were so kind — not dismissive at all, just really kind. They had these big pliers and were able to turn off the gas right at the source, showed us exactly where the leak was, and then the utility company came within about a half hour and fixed everything. All was well on our street.

But here’s what I noticed about how I moved through the whole thing.

I have always been the person in my life that people come to in a crisis, in an emergency, when something goes wrong. I have always somehow known what to do and been able to handle things in the moment — one of my clients actually told me I’m like a mix of ChatGPT and Pinterest because I just have an answer for everything, which made me laugh because honestly, that tracks. But historically, handling things like this would take a lot out of me. It would wreck my system. I’d go into full hypervigilant fixer mode, handle everything to completion, and then completely bottom out afterward — just needing to rest because I’d poured everything I had into the situation.

And this time, we just carried on with our life.

I don’t know if it’s the resilience that comes with becoming a mom, where you kind of have to roll with the punches and do what must be done, or if it’s been the accumulation of all the inner work, or honestly probably both — but I was genuinely surprised by how my body and my whole system just moved through it and kept going. Marc texted me afterward and said, thanks for saving our family. And I kind of shrugged it off in the moment, but then I sat with it for a second and I thought, no — I actually did spring into action, I made things happen, and I got it sorted before anything became a disaster. And I almost didn’t even clock that as growth because it felt so natural.

And that’s my invitation to you this week.

Can you think of a time recently where you handled something differently than you would have before? It doesn’t have to be dramatic like a gas leak — maybe it was an interaction at work, something that came up in your business, a moment with a friend or a family member where you noticed you responded from a different place, more aligned with your values, more like the person you’ve been becoming. And maybe you didn’t even clock it in the moment. Maybe you only notice it when you sit still for a second and reflect.

We don’t always give ourselves credit for how far we’ve come. That is this week’s invitation — take a moment, find that thing, and give yourself what you deserve for it.

Now, in addition to the gas leak, spring is on full display around here and it is happening fast and furiously.

I was looking at my autumn brilliance serviceberry in the garden the other day — it’s in its third season here — and I just thought, okay, this is going to be a great year for this tree. Because in gardening, when you’re talking about perennial plantings and trees and shrubs, there’s this saying: the first year it sleeps, the second year it creeps, and the third year it leaps.

What that means is that in the first year, a plant’s entire focus is on building its root system in its new home — finding nutrients, accessing water, establishing itself on a solid foundation. It’s not putting on any exterior visible growth because everything is happening underground, getting rooted in. Second year, you might notice a little bit of external growth — it’s just creeping along, still focused on the roots but starting to show itself just slightly above the soil. And then the third year — the leap year — that’s when you start to notice things. You’re like, my gosh, it’s gotten so big, or the blooms look incredible, or look how much longer the branches are. And the root growth below the surface is still absolutely happening, but now the above-ground growth is finally visible to everyone watching.

What I love about this rhythmic, predictable nature of how plants grow in a new place is that if a plant is happy and tended and taken care of, you can almost always count on this cycle. First year, very slow, very minimal. Second year, a little. Third year, you watch it take off.

And depending on how you acquire plants — meaning you can absolutely pay for a larger, more established shrub where you’re essentiall…

In this special birthday crossover episode, also airing on Those Astrology Girls, Nicole explores the quiet, unseen rhythm of rebirth. Transformation isn’t only found in milestone moments or the blooms we can see—it’s rooted in the micro moments of devotion, the daily choices to soften, trust, and begin again.

Reflecting on her 35th year and the sacred initiation of becoming a mother, Nicole shares how identity shifts often unfold when we exist between worlds: between who we were and who we’re becoming, between endings and beginnings. Through that lens, she explores Pluto, the planet of death and rebirth, and how its movement through Aquarius is teaching us to sustain massive evolution not through force, but through steady devotion to our own becoming.

Together, we’ll explore why rebirth is a practice rather than a single event, how Pluto invites us to live what we’ve learned instead of analyzing it endlessly, and how the smallest moments of change, when tended to with care, create the long arc of transformation.

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In this part-chatty, part-channeled conversation, Nicole invites you into an exploration of identity, environment, and change. As the natural world shifts, we’re called to look at who we’ve become and who we’re becoming. Sometimes, the season outside doesn’t match the one we’re feeling within—and that’s okay. She also shares how becoming a mom has asked her to reevaluate her identity and extended seasons even more so now than ever before.

Through intuitive reflection and gentle guidance, Nicole unpacks how our surroundings mirror our internal landscapes and how self-awareness becomes our most powerful tool in times of transition. Whether you’re in a season of growth, rest, or rediscovery, this episode offers an invitation to pause, notice, and tend to your inner garden.

Key Takeaways:

* This season is asking you to reevaluate who you are right now.

* Reflect on the identities you’ve been carrying—and which may no longer fit.

* Change often begins with a simple question: What needs to shift in my life?

* Nature mirrors transformation—our external world offers cues for internal renewal.

* It’s natural when our inner rhythm doesn’t match the pace of the world around us.

* Our environment shapes our self-perception more than we realize.

* Adaptability is a spiritual practice; it’s how we stay rooted through transition.

* Self-reflection opens the path to deeper understanding and alignment.

* When we embrace change, we uncover new layers of who we truly are.

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In this short and tender solo episode, I offer a love note to the women who’ve been told they’re too much—too deep, too emotional, too intuitive, too everything.

It’s for the ones who learned to soften their truth just to be safe.Who tried to make their power more polite.Who’ve been holding their magic back to stay within reach.

If you’ve ever felt like your presence takes up too much space—or like your sensitivity and certainty are something to tame—this episode is your reminder:You were never meant to be subtle.You were made to lead.

A soft anchor for when the world feels too loud.A spark for the moment you’re ready to step out from behind the trees.

Let this be your invitation to reclaim your fullness—without apology.

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In this episode of The Soulbloom Podcast, I’m pulling back the curtain on one of the most profound seasons of change in my life—one that asked me to let go, surrender, and trust in ways I never had before. Everything had to change for everything to change.

I’ll take you through the tender unfolding of my first trimester—what led up to this life-altering transition, the moment I knew I was stepping into something entirely new, and the waves of emotion, loss, and transformation that shaped me along the way. From leaving my corporate job to navigating the complexities of early pregnancy, this season asked me to lean deeply into self-care, intuition, and the wisdom of my own body.

This is an intimate reflection on the beauty and the unraveling, the struggle and the joy, and the quiet knowing that even in the unknown, we are always being guided toward our next bloom.

Connect with Nicole Doyle:

I'm Nicole Doyle, your intuitive guide and strategist (the one with all the flowers). I help women tend to the gardens of their lives and businesses through a mystical blend of intuitive astrology, practical tools, deep self exploration with a side of flexible business strategy.

I believe we did not come here to suffer, we came here to bloom and it is my mission to help you remember how. I help my clients break free from self-doubt, comparison, and looking to others for the answers they have inside.

Website

https://www.instagram.com/nicoledoyle.co/

In this heartfelt episode of the Soulboom Podcast, Cathrine Roemhildt joins me to share her powerful journey as a postpartum doula and intuitive healer. Together, we dive deep into the importance of supporting new mothers, normalizing the emotions that arise postpartum, and creating sacred spaces for families during this life-altering time. Cathrine opens up about her own experiences with postpartum depression, how grief became a catalyst for embracing her gifts, and the profound ways her intuition has evolved throughout her life.

We also explore spiritual guidance, trusting the unfolding of life, and the subtle yet profound communications from spirit guides and loved ones. Cathrine reflects on the significance of dreams as a source of guidance and the necessity of setting boundaries with spiritual entities for comfort and clarity. Through our conversation, we emphasize the courage it takes to trust your intuition, recognize signs, and lead with authenticity in both personal growth and spiritual work.

Takeaways

* Cathrine’s path to postpartum support began with her personal journey through postpartum depression.

* Doulas play a vital role in supporting not just the baby, but the entire family during the postpartum period.

* It's essential to normalize the complex emotions new mothers feel after childbirth. "What they're feeling is normal."

* Grief can serve as a profound catalyst for personal growth and embracing one's intuitive gifts.

* Cathrine’s intuitive abilities have been present since childhood, but she learned to hide them, only fully embracing them after the loss of her brother.

* Dreams have provided Cathrine with powerful guidance throughout her life.

* The spiritual journey often requires faith in yourself and trusting in the unknown. "It requires this unfamiliar amount of faith in myself."

* Communication with spirit guides and spirit babies can come through subtle signs, numbers, or animals, and being open to these messages can lead to profound insights.

* Setting boundaries with spiritual entities is essential to feel comfortable in receiving guidance.

* Authenticity in spiritual work helps to dissolve shame and builds self-trust. "Intuition is self-trust."

* Community and mentorship are essential pillars in spiritual and personal development.

Cathrine’s story is a beautiful testament to the power of trusting the process, embracing your spiritual gifts, and leaning into the guidance of your heart. If you’ve ever wondered how to deepen your connection to your intuition or navigate the complexities of personal growth, this conversation is filled with wisdom and gentle reminders that expansion is a lifelong journey, one that unfolds in its own perfect timing.

Connect with Cathrine:

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Connect with Nicole Doyle:

I'm Nicole Doyle, your intuitive guide and strategist (the one with all the flowers). I help women tend to the gardens of their lives and businesses through a mystical blend of intuitive astrology, practical tools, deep self exploration with a side of flexible business strategy.

I believe we did not come here to suffer, we came here to bloom and it is my mission to help you remember how. I help my clients break free from self-doubt, comparison, and looking to others for the answers they have inside.

Website

https://www.instagram.com/nicoledoyle.co/

In this heartfelt episode of Soulbloom, I sit down with licensed acupuncturist and herbalist Brittany Haug to explore the deep impact that stress has on our well-being and how holistic health practices can help us return to balance. Together, we reflect on the healing power of acupuncture, the importance of tending to our emotions, and how slowing down can lead to profound transformations in both body and spirit.

Brittany shares her wisdom on navigating the complexities of stress, offering gentle reminders that healing is not a race, but a journey. We talk about how even small acts of self-care—like taking a few mindful breaths or stepping away from the constant flow of information—can bring us back to the present moment. In a world that often demands more, this conversation serves as an invitation to do less, to reconnect with nature, and to give yourself grace as you find your own rhythm in life.

Takeaways:

* Stress shows up in different ways and can deeply affect our health on all levels—mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual.

* Acupuncture provides a holistic approach to healing, helping to restore balance and presence in our bodies.

* Self-care doesn’t have to be elaborate; even small, intentional moments of stillness are powerful.

* It’s essential to offer ourselves compassion and grace during the healing process.

* Sometimes, doing less can actually lead to greater outcomes and a more fulfilling sense of balance.

* Overloading ourselves with information can intensify stress and lead to rumination—disconnecting can bring relief.

* Nature is a powerful ally in grounding and healing; being in its presence can reconnect us with our own sense of calm.

* Taking the time to reflect on your personal growth and the emotions behind stress can reveal deeper layers of healing.

Tune in for a conversation that not only explores the ways we can manage stress, but also how we can live more in tune with our bodies, hearts, and the natural rhythms of life.

Connect with Brittany:

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Connect with Nicole Doyle:

I'm Nicole Doyle, your intuitive guide and strategist (the one with all the flowers). I help women tend to the gardens of their lives and businesses through a mystical blend of intuitive astrology, practical tools, deep self exploration with a side of flexible business strategy.

I believe we did not come here to suffer, we came here to bloom and it is my mission to help you remember how. I help my clients break free from self-doubt, comparison, and looking to others for the answers they have inside.

Website

https://www.instagram.com/nicoledoyle.co/

2-Part episode alert! If you haven’t tuned into part 1 in Episode 31, I highly encourage you to listen to both for the full picture!

In this episode of the Soulbloom podcast, I sit down with Lara and Timothy Brainard, the brilliant souls behind The 64 Angels. We dive into the origins of their work and gifts, exploring how tapping into angelic frequencies of The 64 Angels can bring you closer to your innate spiritual gifts and open doors to transformation. Together, we talk about what it means to truly receive the magic that life offers and how these powerful conversations with angels can lead to deep personal growth. By the end, you'll be reflecting on the beauty of your own journey and ready to embrace the gifts the universe has waiting for you.

About Lara and Timothy Brainard: Meet the husband-and-wife team behind 64 Angels: a dynamic duo of reverent service to Life. Lara + Timothy Brainard wholeheartedly offer themselves to this work, and this work to the rest of the world. Lara’s years of dedicated research into mystical traditions pair with Timothy’s own Seer Training, Crystal Self, and The Forgotten Sense to bolster the transmissions they now share.

Explore their amazing resources:

https://www.the64angels.com

https://www.timothybrainard.com

https://www.instagram.com/lara.brainard/

https://www.instagram.com/timothybrainard/

Connect with Nicole Doyle:

I'm Nicole Doyle, your intuitive guide and strategist (the one with all the flowers). I help women tend to the gardens of their lives and businesses through a mystical blend of intuitive astrology, practical tools, deep self exploration with a side of flexible business strategy.

I believe we did not come here to suffer, we came here to bloom and it is my mission to help you remember how. I help my clients break free from self-doubt, comparison, and looking to others for the answers they have inside.

https://nicoledoyle.co

https://www.instagram.com/nicoledoyle.co/

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2-Part Episode Alert! Check out Episode 32 for the full conversation and to meet the 64 Angels.

In this heartfelt conversation, I sit down with Lara and Timothy Brainard to dive deep into the themes of transformation, beauty as truth, and the power of choice. We explore how awareness shapes our lives and why experiencing the wisdom of nature is so vital. Together, we reflect on the role of frequencies and the 64 Angels, and how they impact our energy and connection to the world around us. It’s a conversation about living freely, making decisions from a place of joy, and realizing how our choices create the reality we live in. Through shared stories and personal insights, we hope to inspire you to embrace your autonomy and cultivate a life filled with beauty and meaning.

About Lara and Timothy Brainard: Meet the husband-and-wife team behind 64 Angels: a dynamic duo of reverent service to Life. Lara + Timothy Brainard wholeheartedly offer themselves to this work, and this work to the rest of the world. Lara’s years of dedicated research into mystical traditions pair with Timothy’s own Seer Training, Crystal Self, and The Forgotten Sense to bolster the transmissions they now share.

Explore their amazing resources:

https://www.the64angels.com

https://www.timothybrainard.com

https://www.instagram.com/lara.brainard/

https://www.instagram.com/timothybrainard/

Connect with Nicole Doyle:

I'm Nicole Doyle, your intuitive guide and strategist (the one with all the flowers). I help women tend to the gardens of their lives and businesses through a mystical blend of intuitive astrology, practical tools, deep self exploration with a side of flexible business strategy.

I believe we did not come here to suffer, we came here to bloom and it is my mission to help you remember how. I help my clients break free from self-doubt, comparison, and looking to others for the answers they have inside.

https://nicoledoyle.co

https://www.instagram.com/nicoledoyle.co/

Sign up for the free 5-day Noticing Experiment