Become the Woman You Are Meant to Be arrives as a deeply reflective and transformative offering for every woman who has ever felt unheard, unseen, or disconnected from her true self. Rather than prescribing rules for perfection or a rigid blueprint for becoming someone new, the book gently guides readers back to who they already are beneath years of conditioning, expectations, and emotional survival patterns. It speaks to the woman who learned early to silence her feelings, to be agreeable, to stay small, or to carry the weight of responsibility without complaint. Through its compassionate narrative, the book reminds readers that their true self was never lost—only covered.
Drishti builds this journey through simple yet profound explanations, relatable real-life examples, and deeply introspective reflection prompts. Each chapter offers healing practices that encourage readers to look within and understand the roots of their emotional patterns—where they came from, how they formed, and why they still influence daily life. Whether it is the voice of self-doubt, the instinct to please others before oneself, the fear of judgment, or the ache of low self-worth, the book helps decode these behaviors not as flaws, but as survival responses shaped by childhood, parenting, society, and past hurts.
Readers are invited to unlearn what no longer serves them. In doing so, they begin to build a new relationship with themselves—one grounded in trust, safety, and compassion. The writing feels like a conversation with a wise and gentle friend who understands the silent struggles women carry. It captures the exhaustion of living on autopilot and the longing to finally choose oneself without guilt or fear. The book becomes a guide, but also a mirror—showing the reader her strength, softness, and truth.
The heart of this work lies in its message: you do not have to become someone else; you only have to remember yourself. Healing is not about perfection but presence. Growth is not about changing who you are but returning to who you were before the world told you who you should be.
Drishti, the author, writes from a place of lived experience and emotional honesty. Her journey mirrors that of countless women—years of adjusting, over-giving, and losing herself in the pursuit of being “good.” Her questions about worth, love, safety, and emotional patterns led her to her own healing path, one that now empowers others. Today, as a healer, life coach, and tarot reader, she guides people across genders in understanding their inner worlds and shifting their emotional energies with clarity and compassion. She created Home Coming, a lifetime space for healing, where people learn not to fix themselves but to reconnect with their inner truth.
Become the Woman You Are Meant to Be is not merely a book—it’s an invitation. An invitation to slow down, to listen inward, to untangle old wounds, and to rediscover the woman who has always been waiting beneath the noise. It is a reminder that becoming is simply remembering.