Episode 19: Colette Baron-Reid


Colette Baron-Reid spent years believing she was supposed to be a singer—even as life kept pulling her toward an entirely different calling. Decades later, after building an extraordinary career helping others trust their intuition, music has found its way back to her.

Colette is a bestselling author, internationally known spiritual teacher and one of the most recognizable voices in the world of intuition and oracle cards. A longtime Hay House author, she has created 19 bestselling oracle decks, sold more than two million decks worldwide, and built a global community around personal growth, spirituality and transformation.

In this conversation, Colette opens up about nearly four decades of sobriety and why recovery, for her, has never simply been about not drinking or using drugs—it has been about becoming a different person. She talks about second chances, doing the work to heal, returning to music later in life, and refusing to accept the idea that creativity, purpose or relevance have an expiration date.

Nicole and Colette also talk about why women are conditioned to see one another as competition, what it means to answer a calling even when it scares you, and why fulfillment gives us more—not less—to offer the people around us. And Colette shares her own definition of being “mostly together”!

This is a conversation about recovery, reinvention, answering the call—and remembering that you are not out of time.

Explore Mostly Together — new episodes every week:

📺 Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@mostlytogetherpod

🎧 Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mostly-together/id1871317737

🎧 Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/3Q2TPERHFNgnapvuOQJqSx

Connect with Nicole:

📲 Instagram & Facebook: @nicolenalepatv

📲 Podcast IG & FB: @mostlytogetherpod

Connect with Colette:

 📲 Instagram & Facebook: @colettebaronreid

🌐 https://www.colettebaronreid.com/

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