But the biggest shift didn’t happen in the boardroom.
It happened when I hit a personal crossroad—I was trying to rebuild my professional life, be a present mother, a connected partner... all the while silently wondering if I was falling apart. Underneath the high-functioning exterior was a quiet voice asking: Where is me in all of this? I felt lost.
That question changed everything.
In 2016, I began letting go of roles and beliefs that no longer served me—and found the courage to redefine who I was becoming. I realised I didn’t need to be more perfect. I needed to be more honest with myself—and much kinder in how I spoke to myself. But for years, my inner critic had been running the show, convincing me that I had to keep proving my worth, performing to stay safe, and pleasing to belong. When I finally began to reset that voice—turning the volume down on shame and self-doubt, and up on truth and trust—the road got clearer and lighter. That shift in inner dialogue gave me the clarity and confidence I had been missing—and became the foundation for the work I do today.
With thousands of hours of coaching, I now support professionals and teams navigating high-stakes transitions—people who are growing fast, leading new teams, or quietly adapting to big personal shifts. I help them slow things down enough to zoom out. And then its about training the inner voice to shift from pressure to perspective—so decisions come from clarity, not noise.
You don’t have to lose yourself as you adapt to change.
The fastest, most powerful way to evolve? Know who you are, own it completely, and lead from that place—unapologetically. My core work is about helping you turn your inner voice into an ally—so that it guides, grounds, and grows with you through every transition.
That’s what I’m here to help you do.
About
Behnaaz Engineer
Hey there! I'm Behnaaz. My journey has been a wild ride of corporate chaos and soulful self-discovery. For 12 years, I lived the highs and lows of business development—oscillating between being the boss from hell to the rockstar leader. It wasn’t just about sealing deals. It was a crash course in emotional resilience, owning my flaws, and figuring out what real leadership actually looks like.
What I love most about this work are the clients I’ve come to know—their stories, their struggles, their wins, and the way they show up even when things feel uncertain. An inner voice reset isn’t about dropping wisdom from a pedestal; it’s about creating space where people feel safe enough to hear their own truth—and start trusting it. It’s in that space that we begin to shift the inner voice from pressure to permission, from criticism to clarity.
When I’m not coaching or facilitating inner voice resets, you’ll find me immersed in things that feed both my soul and my practice—yoga, energy work, reading, and psychology. These aren’t just hobbies; they deepen how I listen, how I see patterns, and how I help others reconnect with themselves. They’re a big part of why the work I do doesn’t stay surface-level—it meets people where they’re at and helps them rise, inside out.
And here’s a fun confession: while people often see me as the calm, grounded, “zen” type, my family swears I’ve got a stubborn streak a mile wide and a knack for laying down the law. Honestly? They’re not wrong. I’m very much a work in progress—and yes, some days, my inner voice still tries to guilt me for those dualities. But that’s okay too. I’ve learned that we’re all made of beautiful contradictions. Owning those layers—without shame—is where real transformation begins. Your inner voice doesn’t have to fight who you are. It can learn to champion it.
Acknowledging this duality is a testament to the complexity and richness of the human spirit. There's always more than meets the eye—and we are all capable of remarkable transformation.
If you're ready to shake things up and finally shift the voice that’s been running the show inside your head, this is the place to start. This work isn’t about doing more — it’s about changing how you speak to yourself as you grow. More purpose, more growth, and a whole lot more joy — led by an inner voice that’s finally on your side. Life’s too short for anything less than that.
I love learning.
