Unwrap Me More 💝

I’m Laiqaah, a New Delhi-born creative soul who spends her days weaving stories, painting emotions, and guiding people toward self-acceptance. 

I wear many hats—writer, artist, coach, brand strategist, dreamer, and dog-mom—but at the heart of it all, I’m simply a woman learning to love the art of being soft in a world that often demands hardness. 

By profession, I’m a creative writer, digital artist, and spiritual coach. My work lives in the sweet space where art meets emotion. I help individuals embrace who they truly are—especially those navigating the complex and multifaceted aspects of gender, identity, and desire. 

My coaching practice is grounded in compassion, honesty, and a playful approach. I believe that growth doesn’t have to be rigid or loud; sometimes, it begins with a whisper, a blush, or a simple “me too.”

I believe in femininity as power — but not the kind that needs to shout. My strength lies in softness: in my ability to listen, surrender, and nurture. I’m not afraid to bend, to blush, or to break open if it means staying honest. I see beauty in vulnerability, and I think being a little submissive to life’s rhythm can be its own form of courage.

💫 Peel back the layers…

My journey began with a degree in Psychology and a certificate in Gender and Women’s Studies at the University of Wisconsin–Madison (2008–2012), where I first learned how the human mind dances between fear and desire. That chapter sparked my calling as a coach—to help others reconcile the parts of themselves they’ve been told to hide. I also attended UC Berkeley Summer School (2009), widening my creative horizons and exposure to cultural diversity.

Over the years, I’ve pursued several certifications and courses that blend creativity, communication, and transformation:

I studied Film Analysis with Film Companion by Anupama Chopra (2020), completed Body Language for Entrepreneurs with Vanessa Van Edwards through the Science of People, and immersed myself in Life, Business, and Spiritual certifications under Dr. Ramon Llamba’s Golden Age Transformations (2018–2020). I also completed Rahul Jain’s Business Mastery Program and Manuj Bajaj’s Digital Marketing Workshop, both of which sharpened my entrepreneurial and strategic mindset.

Together, these experiences have shaped a multifaceted foundation—a blend of psychology, creative arts, coaching, and entrepreneurship that allows me to connect both emotionally and strategically with every person and project I take on.

🎨 The art of feeling, creating, and guiding

I currently work as a creative writer, digital artist, and life coach. My world is a colorful mix of art, coaching, storytelling, and soulful communication. I offer sessions in personal productivity, spirituality, self-acceptance, manifestation, and feminine embodiment—from “Becoming Your True Feminine Self” to “Manifesting the Man of Your Dreams.” Each session is an exploration of alignment, confidence, and authentic living. 

Creativity, for me, is both therapy and rebellion. I review skincare, movies, books, and travels—turning everyday experiences into reflections of emotion and aesthetics. Whether I’m writing about a Netflix show, a moisturiser, or a fleeting romance, I love capturing the small, delicious truths that make life so beautifully complicated. 

My professional story is full of colourful detours and delightful adventures. 

I began my career as a freelance yoga instructor and later worked at Victoria’s Secret in Madison, where I discovered my love for the feminine aesthetic and personal expression. During this time, I also ventured into part-time modelling, collaborating with local brands and restaurants for clothing, accessories, and stock photos. 

From 2013 to 2017, I worked as a freelance website UI designer, blending visual design with storytelling. Since 2017, I’ve been self-employed, writing stories, creating art, and nurturing my growing online community as a digital creator and influencer. Since 2020, I’ve expanded my path as a Life Coach, helping individuals feel comfortable in their own skin, understand their desires, and express themselves freely and fearlessly. 

Beyond my professional work, I’ve been part of wonderful communities, including the Wisconsin Indian Students Association, the LGBTQ Club of Madison, the Lyness Club, the Inner Wheel Club, the Rotary Club, and BNI, all of which have enriched my understanding of belonging and identity. 

I’ve also found joy in giving back—donating sanitary napkins to women in rural communities, teaching computer literacy to underprivileged children, rescuing street dogs, and volunteering at a girls’ orphanage by cooking and distributing clothes. 

At my core, I’m driven by one simple truth: creativity and compassion are the purest forms of power.

🩷 Let’s get a little more personal…

My mother—a professor who sprinkles her wisdom with Urdu shayari—gave me my name. Laiqaah means “deserving” or “worthy,” a word that has quietly shaped my entire being. I carry her name in my heart and her courage in my voice. My father, though distant, gave me the space to become my own person—a reminder that absence can also carve strength. 

I’m petite yet curvy, with long wavy hair that catches sparkles of sunlight (and sometimes actual glitter). I adore dressing up, not to impress but to express—soft pinks, satin bows, and heels that click like punctuation to my mood. My friends joke that I could be a walking fairytale; I smile and adjust my tiara. 👑

When I’m not coaching or creating, I’m usually cuddled up with my golden Labrador, Simba, whose wagging tail is the truest reminder of unconditional love. I’m endlessly fascinated by the quiet poetry of life—how colours, scents, and textures shape our moods. My home is a blend of soft pastels, candlelight, and a perpetual trace of vanilla perfume. I live in pink, both literally and spiritually—it’s my way of choosing warmth, softness, and light every day.

💖 Discover the softness behind the sparkle