When I was a little girl, someone looked at me and said, “That ring around your pupil — that’s your ring of purpose.” I had no idea what she meant. I was just a kid. But the words stuck, and for the next forty years I chased them, trying on careers, roles, and versions of myself in search of the thing I was supposedly put here to do.
Here’s the irony: it wasn’t until I stopped trying so hard to find it that it finally found me. I started asking a simpler question. Not “what is my purpose,” but “what makes me feel alive?”
The answer was always the same. An authentic conversation with a woman, where I get to support her hopes and her dreams, or she supports mine, even when the people around us don’t quite get it. I love being present with people, with no ego and no judgment, especially in their hardest moments. Being a source of help, hope, or just a warm presence for someone — to me, that is what it means to actually live.
The scariest feeling a human being can have is feeling alone. Feeling like you don’t fit.
I believe that in my bones. And I’ve noticed that the people who fill us up the most are so often the ones we see the least. “We should get together sometime” turns into months. Life gets in the way. Calendars get in the way.
I wanted something different: a standing date with the women I love most. Even if all we get is a hug, a smile, and a few minutes of real exchange — because filling someone else’s cup is very often exactly how you fill your own.
That is why Wonderful Women Tribe exists. To build a recurring, reliable room where women don’t have to feel alone. Where connection isn’t left to chance or good intentions, but built into the rhythm of our lives — on purpose, on the calendar, every single time.
This was never just about me. It’s about us. I’m looking for women who want to build on this ring of purpose and grow the tribe with me.
Rose Martin
FOUNDER, WONDERFUL WOMEN TRIBE