Michelle Raney

I attribute my success to God and my willingness to face myself at the deepest level. In 2015, I had destroyed my life and everything in it. I lost my children, my home, my dog, everything. I had a drug addiction and ended up in jail, and honestly, that was the best thing that ever happened for me in my life. I was placed in a seg cell because I was rowdy and full of anger, and whenever you have to face yourself on a level like that and there is no running, I had no other option but to reach out and say I am the reason, help me. I made a promise to God that if He helped me through this, I would do this, and I have not broken that promise to this day. God has taken me down a path, and I started changing my prayer life. I said, you know what God, show me the truths of the world, put the people in my path that you want to guide me and help me. That's when the out-of-the-box spiritual people started crossing my path, shamans, hypnotherapy therapists, life force activation facilitators, all of these people started coming across my path just randomly, and that's when the healing really got deep. I was truly, truly tired of the chaos and who I was and what I had created in my life. I got connected with myself and with God, and that's how I maintain and grew from it. Through working with my own personal energy, and I only speak through personal experiences to teach others, it has given me the courage and the self-confidence to do things I never in a million years thought I would do.

Michelle encourages young women to trust themselves, embrace their story, and understand that their past does not define them—but can instead become a source of strength and purpose.

I think a lot of people are getting quiet and allowing themselves to place to be quiet and truly connect with God, or whoever their God is. Once you get into connecting, it's not about the woo-woo stuff, it's about the connection with Creator and getting connected. Through that, you get connected with yourself. I think society is finally starting to embrace what all of our ancestors knew years ago. I believe man, they take over, and greed takes over, and rules, and all of these things, and I think they took something that was so beautiful that God created for us and made it ugly. But people are more natural now, they're living more holistically. They see medicines, for example, and vaccines for what they are, so they're like, well, our elders lived to be a hundred and something, and they made their own medicine, so people are really starting to tap into that, and I think it's magnificent for our planet.

Authenticity, healing, faith, and purpose are central to Michelle’s values. She is deeply committed to helping others feel seen, understood, and empowered in their own journeys.