About Michele Martin

Dedicated to empowering women through coaching and deep soul work.

🌀My Story

You're not broken - you're waking up.

Hey, I'm Michele - creator of The Authenticity Revolution, rebel soul, trauma-informed coach, and a woman who has lived through the breakdown to become the breakthrough.

I work with women 40+ who've done everything "right", held it all together, taken care of everyone else, and lost themselves in the process.

You've hit a point where you're no longer willing to play by the rules that were never meant for you in the first place. And I'm here to guide you through what comes next.

💔 A Deeper Look: My Turning Points

For most of my life, I didn’t feel like I was enough.

I chased success, approval, and perfection — all while carrying a deep belief that something was wrong with me. That I had to earn love. That I wasn’t good enough unless I was achieving or taking care of everyone else.

That belief followed me into my marriage, where I was desperately unhappy. I started drinking heavily, the same unhealthy coping mechanism I’d been using since I was a teenager. I was exhausted, not just from the marriage, but from the decades of self-abandonment that had become my normal.

Eventually, I hit rock bottom. And that’s when everything began to change.

I found my way to AA, and with the support of my sponsor and the people around me, I realized something I’d never believed before: “God doesn’t make junk.”

That single sentence cracked something open in me. I wasn’t a mistake. I wasn’t broken. I had just never been taught how to love myself.

That moment was the beginning of my spiritual and personal growth journey.

But healing doesn’t happen all at once.

Years later, after working hard to climb the ladder in my corporate career and reaching Assistant Vice President, I faced another reckoning. I was proud of what I’d accomplished, but I wasn’t growing, and I wasn’t being valued for the expertise I brought to the table.

I’ll never forget sitting in a team meeting when someone said: “We know you’re not doing what we hired you for, but you’re so good at it.”

It was a slap. What they really wanted was someone who would keep her head down and shut up.

After a lifetime of shrinking and selling myself short, I wasn’t about to let it happen again.

One day, after a tense conversation with a manager, I made the decision to walk away, with no backup plan. That was my second Enough Moment.

I realized I didn’t deserve less. I deserved to be respected, heard, and valued, and I was no longer willing to compromise or settle for crumbs. Something shifted in me that day, and there was no going back. That moment wasn’t just about quitting a job.

It was about reclaiming my worth. And now? That’s exactly what I help other women do.

🌟What I Believe