Hi, my friend.

I’m really, really glad you’re here.

Anayra came to life during a season when I finally slowed down enough to notice something important: I was doing a lot of things that looked good on the outside… but didn’t always feel great on the inside.

You know the feeling.

Maybe you’re checking the boxes—making the “right” choices, being responsible, doing what you’re supposed to do.
Or maybe you feel a little lost. You know you’re avoiding things. You know some of your choices aren’t aligned—but you don’t quite know how to change them yet. I’ve lived on both sides of that line.

Sometimes even at the same time.

The name Anayra means “free” and “radiant.” I chose it because this work isn’t about becoming someone new or fixing yourself. It’s about remembering who you already are—before the noise, the expectations, and the constant “shoulds.”

For a long time, I thought clarity would just show up one day. Like I’d wake up and boom—everything would make sense. Instead, clarity tried to get my attention in stages. First as a quiet whisper. Then a gentle nudge. Then a louder knock. And when I still didn’t listen… well, life eventually punched me in the face 😅.

Turns out, it’s very persistent.

This isn’t about hustling harder or forcing your way into some perfect version of life. It’s about alignment. About paying attention. About realizing you actually have more agency than you were ever taught—and that agency doesn’t have to feel heavy or intimidating. Sometimes it just looks like trusting yourself a little more than you did yesterday.

Being the leader of your life also doesn’t mean doing everything yourself. I absolutely don’t. I outsource a lot of things in my own life—because that’s an intentional choice. Leadership, to me, is knowing when to step in, when to step back, and when to ask for support so life can feel easier, not harder.

We can talk about real things—money, habits, discipline, structure—but not in a rigid, joyless way. More like, How do we set life up so it supports you? How do we create steadiness, space, and options, instead of stress and pressure?

If you’re here, chances are you’re feeling something. Maybe it’s a whisper. Maybe it’s a knock. Maybe you’ve already had your face-punch moment (solidarity). Wherever you are, you’re not behind. You’re just waking up.

I’m here to walk with you through that—laughing when we can, being honest when it’s hard, and taking things one thoughtful, aligned choice at a time as you build a life you truly love.

I’m really glad you found your way here.

With so much love and gratitude,
Tanuja