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Tasha W: The Messenger of Hope is an author and transformational speaker. She helps millennial women to unlock the treasure that’s within, confront pitfalls from the past and explore the power of fearlessness. Tasha's recent book Recognize Your Opponent: When Your Greatest Enemy is Your Inner Me provides tools and strategies to help readers overcome a defeated mindset and embrace the journey of healing and wholeness. In 2019, her book was introduced on the campus of Johnson C. Smith University.

Tasha's  Responses? 

What was the point in your life where you knew and did the work to heal with your past? Divorce, etc?

The Sexual assault took a toll on my life. I became hypersensitive to my surroundings, completely withdrawn, and entered into a deep hole of depression. When my best friend recognized a major shift in my behavior and approached me about it, I knew that it was time for me to make a decision." Would I allow my experience to define me or would I use it to as a source of empowerment?"

 How was not healing your heart showing up in your personal life/business/relationships?

I ultimately became my worst enemy. I felt like I had to accept the bare minimum because I viewed myself as damaged goods. I talked myself out of job opportunities and healthy relationships. I allowed my pain to paralyze my capability of pursuing purpose.

Healing with the hurt and releasing it?

I recognize the beauty of my brokenness. My past is an identifier, not my identity. I maximize every moment in my life by being intentional with creating healthy boundaries, cultivating healthy relationships with others, being present and showing up as my authentic self. Embracing joy, happiness, love, the power of my voice.