I'm Dr. Michelle Majors
My Story
For over two decades, I dedicated my professional life to helping organizations navigate conflict, strengthen leadership, and build healthier cultures.
And then life invited me to take a closer look at my own.
After a long and challenging divorce and a season of painful personal change, I found myself asking a different set of questions.
What do I want my life to feel like? What am I no longer willing to carry? And what truly matters to me now?
The answers were surprisingly simple. My peace. My joy. My freedom. And my rest.
I realized that I had spent much of my life helping others navigate their challenges while rarely giving myself the space to sit still, breathe, and consider what I needed.
And I knew something had to change. Not just in my personal life, but in my work.
I wanted my work to reflect the life I was choosing to create. A life with more ease, more laughter, more connection, and more room to simply be.
Roho Rest
Roho is the Swahili word for spirit or soul.
What began as my personal need for rest has become an invitation for others to discover what happens when we stop long enough to hear ourselves again.
ROHO Rest is about creating space to reconnect with ourselves. To step away from the constant demands of life, breathe deeply, reflect, and remember what matters most.
Through rest experiences, coaching, gatherings, and community, I'm creating spaces where people can put everything down, reconnect with their own wisdom, and move into their next season with greater peace, clarity, and intention.
My work is still about humanity, grace, and how we show up for ourselves and one another. But now, it begins with rest.
Because sometimes the most important thing we can do is put everything down long enough to remember who we are.