MARTINA RINK.
MARTINA RINK.
Spiegel bestselling author · Founder of The Sober Muse · Former assistant to Isabella Blow · Featured in Vogue Germany
This is not a sales call. It is a short, private conversation — to see whether what I do is relevant to where you are, and whether I am the right person to help you look at it.
I hold a small number of these calls each week

Vogue Germany · Deutsche Welle · Brigitte
Accredited


Perhaps it is the glass poured the moment the last meeting ends, before you have even sat down — quietly negotiated, explained away, still there. Perhaps it is the version of yourself that answers “fine” before the question is finished, holding everything, admitting nothing.
You do not need a diagnosis. You need fifteen minutes with someone who has sat across from this exact quiet before, and can tell you honestly whether working together would help.
This call is for you if:
It probably isn’t, if:
01
Fifteen minutes.
By phone or video, whichever suits you. I ask a few direct questions — you often hear your own answer before I say anything at all.
02
An honest read.
I'll tell you plainly whether I think private work would help — and if I'm not the right person, I'll say that too.
03
No obligation.
If it's a fit, I'll explain what working together looks like. If it isn't, that's a complete answer in itself.
The session with Martina was a thoroughly enriching experience. It was inspiring, motivating, and above all extremely effective. She has a wonderful way of helping you arrive at important realisations about yourself — in a remarkably short time.

The work was not a rebuild. It was the return of a capacity I had quietly stopped believing in.

Isabella Blow
Thames & Hudson · 2010

Fashion Germany
Prestel · 2014

People of Deutschland
Prestel · 2023
Yes. Fifteen minutes, no charge, no obligation to continue.
If it's a fit, I'll walk you through what private work with me looks like, including the consultation that precedes any programme. If it isn't, you'll leave with a clear, honest answer — not a pitch.
No. Just show up as you are.
That uncertainty is a normal, sufficient reason to have this exact conversation.

Choose a time that suits you.
Free, private, and no obligation to continue.
No pressure. Just a conversation.
If, after fifteen minutes, the timing does not feel right, I will say so — warmly, and honestly. That answer is worth having too.