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Hi, I am Tani

 

For years I didn't know how to combine so many parts of who I am.

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The part of me who used to work in corporate, both in Marketing and in Communication & Events teams of multinational companies.​

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And the other part of me who left that life behind to become a Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT®) Hypnotherapist.​

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The one who is passionate about photography, art, and design.

 

About helping people (re)connect with themselves, with others, and with something greater.​

 

And the one who cannot ignore that she keeps meeting incredible soulpreneurs who have so much to offer, yet tell me they don't feel safe to be seen.

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In the Safe to Be Seen Experience, I am finally connecting all the dots.

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Because at its heart, this program is not really about hypnotherapy, photography, or Instagram content.

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It is about helping people feel safe enough to express who they truly are.

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To trust themselves more deeply.​

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To share their gifts more openly.

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And to stop hiding the very parts of themselves that might be exactly what someone else needs to see.

Why the Witch Hat?

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You may occasionally see me wearing a witch hat.​

It tends to spark a little curiosity.​

And that's exactly why I wear it.

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For me, the witch represents something many soulpreneurs know all too well:

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The tension between hiding and being seen.​

Between fitting in and expressing who you truly are.

Between staying quiet and sharing your gifts with the world.

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To me, the witch hat has become a reminder that we don't need to hide parts of ourselves in order to belong.

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It's also a reminder of something often referred to as the witch wound. The fear of being judged, rejected, criticised, or cast out for being different, visible, powerful, or fully ourselves.

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Whether we see it as an archetype, a collective memory, or simply a very human experience, many of us still carry echoes of it today.

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Perhaps the greatest reminder the witch hat offers me is this: we no longer need to make ourselves smaller in order to feel safe. Or hide the very gifts we came here to share.

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It is okay to be different.

It is okay to share our truth.

It is okay to take up space.

And it is okay to be fully ourselves.

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Much love, Tani

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CREDENTIALS

  • Certified Rapid Transformational Therapy® (RTT®) Therapist  - The School of Rapid Transformational Therapy® by Marisa Peer, UK

  • Certified Hypnotherapist - Past Life Regression Academy, UK

  • Certified Yoga Teacher - Svastha Yoga and Ayurveda, Singapore

  • Integrative Nutrition Health Coach - Institute of Integrative Nutrition (IIN), USA

    • Leadership in Health Coaching Award 

  • 10+ years experience in Marketing, Communication & Events (Nestlé, L'Oréal, Clarins...)

  • Master of Arts in International Marketing - European Business School London, UK

    • Top MA Management Graduate Award

A LITTLE MORE ABOUT ME

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