I empower high-achieving women to align their soul with their goals.
When I finally listened to my soul, I found the version of me I had been running from.
One morning, I woke up with a pain in my gut so intense it couldn’t be ignored. The doctor told me I had ulcers, and I just sat there, stunned. How did I let it get this bad? I had to face the truth. Before this, I was always on the go—life coach, pastor, artist, DEI specialist, and more.
But I never stopped long enough to heal from the harm I faced as a Black woman in predominantly white spaces or from the hustle that had burned me out. My body had been screaming “no” for a while, but I didn’t hear it. I wouldn’t hear it.
I kept pushing through, ignoring the growing cracks inside—disillusionment and disenchantment with my faith, anger I couldn’t name, a deep exhaustion I refused to admit, as if it was some kind of negative commentary on my strength. But my body finally gave out.
That crash was the wake-up call I needed. It was both my consequence and my gift, forcing me to stop running from myself. I surrendered to the mess, faced the winter of my soul, and began to heal.
That winter became a time of deep reflection and I was left asking some very real questions:
How did I get here?
What is going on in my soul?
Do I want to keep living like this?
That last question hit me hard. The answer was no — emphatically NO. As I began to excavate from the ruins that were my life, I noticed some patterns and themes: achievement always dictated the speed, my moods and inner peace were mainly connected to external success, I had more accolades than I did the feeling of fulfillment, my soul had been saying to slow down for a while but the sound of my goals were louder.
I was addicted to hustle culture and had reduced my life expression to human-doing and not human BEING.
So, I decided to reinvent my life to be one where my soul and my goals harmonized. Where the part of me that aligns with The Divine, with beauty, with humanity, had to be in leadership.
I broke up with hustle culture, I left the spaces that no longer felt aligned, I spent time in nature, I listened to the needs of my heart, and I even got back in theatre and filmmaking. As my soul came alive, so many other synchronicities began to emerge like bigger opportunities, friendships that felt more aligned, plus I fell in love and got married!
I was addicted to hustle culture and had reduced my life-expression to human-doing and not human being.
I knew within me that I did not have to leave behind high-achieving, as that was a part of who I was…but I needed to leave hustle culture to align my doing with my being, with my soul — And now I feel more fulfilled and more ALIVE than ever!
This has awakened a new mission in me: to help other high-achieving women who are done with hustle culture and wanting to curate flow in their lives that comes from soul alignment and action.
I know that many are feeling this shift, not just within themselves, but in the earth. There is a spiritual transition happening, an awakening that is calling us all to higher levels of consciousness and alignment.
Through The LaRayé Collective’s Soul + Goals Collective, I hold space for women to align with this shift, to expand into who they’re becoming, and to step into the purpose that is waiting to emerge from within them.
Together, we grow, we rise, and when aligned with the flow of the wind —we fly.
Hi, I’m Tinasha
Soul + Goals Mentor & Coach
I believe high-achieving women deserve a space that is soulful, empowering, and countercultural to hustle culture. I combine my unique gift mix, skillset, and expertise from over 10 years of mentoring, teaching, and consulting to help empower women to live soul-aligned lives. I have also been a group and individual Transformation Coach professionally since 2021.
As a mystic, poet, and former pastor, I pull from my spiritual journey to make mysterious concepts tangible and able to be activated in my clients’ lives through inspiration, life tools, and actionable wisdom and advice.