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Where Data, Faith, and Women’s Empowerment Converge – Exclusive Interview with Deutina Idisi

  • Writer: Brainz Magazine
    Brainz Magazine
  • Dec 27, 2025
  • 5 min read

Updated: Dec 29, 2025

Deutina Idisi is a global product leader, author, and identity coach empowering women of faith to rebuild from disruption to design. As founder of TinaTalks™ and creator of the 5G Journey to Becoming™ framework, she helps women in transition rediscover who they are beyond titles and timelines. Blending corporate strategy, storytelling, and spiritual insight, Deutina guides women to design purpose-led lives grounded in faith, confidence, and clarity.


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Deutina Idisi, Women Empowerment Coach


Who is Deutina Idisi?


I'm Deutina Idisi, though most people know me as Tina, the voice behind TinaTalks™. I'm a Global Product Leader by profession and a Women's Empowerment Coach by purpose.


At my core, I bridge two worlds: data and destiny, structure and soul, platforms and purpose. By day, I build Consumer 360 Data Platforms that help global brands understand people. By night, I help women rebuild their own Identity 360 Blueprint, guiding them to see who they are beyond roles, titles, and timelines.


At home, I'm simple. I love slow mornings with black coffee, worship music, my Bible app open, and a journal nearby. I'm drawn to words, warm neutrals, scented candles, deep conversations, and laughter with people who make life feel light again.


My favourite things include Afrobeats when I'm in flow, quiet walks by the water, speaking and coaching women to rise beyond cultural expectations and writing and always writing.


Something interesting about me: I began my career as a software developer and have lived at least six professional lives since. The common thread has always been creating meaningful experiences. First through code and platforms, now through identity frameworks for women. I once chased perfection in every semicolon, today, that same precision helps me architect lives anchored in faithfulness and purpose.


After a decade in data, I believe this deeply: stories are data with a soul. That belief shapes everything I build, in business, faith, and transformation.


What inspired you to start your business?


The seed was planted through loss, delay, and unanswered prayers. For years, I built my identity around what I call the 3Ms: marriage, motherhood, and milestones. When each of those pillars cracked. Marriage ended, motherhood was delayed, and milestones lost meaning. What ultimately broke wasn't just my plans, it was the expectation that my purpose would arrive through those milestones. I realised I had built my worth on shifting ground.


That unravelling birthed my first manuscript, Five Good Years. I initially wrote it as fiction because I was still hiding. But healing demanded truth. That's how Daughter by Design was born, a soul-bared reimagining of my story, layered with insight on faith, identity, and womanhood.


From that awakening came TinaTalks™, my coaching platform for women who have ticked society's boxes yet still feel unseen, unfulfilled, or unsure who they are without their titles.


I'm determined to dismantle the invisible rules that measure a woman's worth by roles she may never hold. My mission is to help women define themselves by design, not by expectation, anchored in truth, not timelines. I am the one who will leave the ninety-nine to chase the one. The woman who feels forgotten, delayed, divorced, childless, or disqualified. My purpose is to remind her that she is still chosen, becoming and designed by God.


Who is your ideal client, and what transformation do you offer?


My ideal client is a Christian woman in her 30s or 40s who quietly feels she's fallen behind. Some are waiting, unmarried or childless. Others are rebuilding after divorce or loss. Some are successful yet unfulfilled, whispering, "Why don't I feel enough?" What connects them is this: they learned to measure their worth by expectations they never chose. Through TinaTalks and Daughter by Design, I guide women from identity dissonance to divine design using my 5G Journey to Becoming: Ground, Grieve, Grow, Grit, Glow.


The transformation my clients experience is tangible: they move from constant striving to deeply embracing who they are, from battling self-doubt to confidently defining themselves, from waiting for circumstances to change to actively walking in their purpose with clarity and conviction. What connects them all is that they were taught to define purpose by expectations they never consciously chose.


What makes your methodology unique?


My approach sits at the intersection of data and destiny. As a Global Product Leader, I've spent years building systems that help brands understand customers. I now apply that same logic to identity. Through my Identity 360 Blueprint, each woman becomes her own ecosystem of values, beliefs, experiences, and dreams treated as data points.


Layered with my 5G Journey, this work integrates identity healing, faith alignment, and practical execution. I don't stop at mindset, I help women build lives that work in the real world. This is a transformation that's both sustainable and embodied, where inner clarity produces outer confidence.


A pivotal moment that changed how you serve?


The turning point came when I realised I was excelling publicly but empty privately. I was leading global transformations, celebrated for results, yet emotionally and spiritually depleted, even logging into calls from a hospital bed after major surgery. That season taught me this: success without alignment is unsustainable. Now, I teach ambition with grounding, growth with peace, and success that doesn't cost women themselves.


Common misconceptions you help dismantle


The biggest myth is that worth is proven by what happens next, the ring, the baby, the title. At their core, many of these women believe they've failed because their sense of purpose was tied to expectations rather than to identity. Another is that healing must come before purpose. In truth, healing is the forward motion.


Finally, many believe they're behind because others seem ahead, when what they're really missing is alignment. Through my frameworks, women stop asking "Why me?" and start declaring "Through me."


What does your process look like?


My work follows the 5G Journey to Becoming™:


  • Ground: anchoring identity in truth

  • Grieve: releasing timelines and disappointment.

  • Grow: rebuilding with aligned goals and rhythms.

  • Grit: turning faith into action

  • Glow: stepping into visibility with peace.


By the end, women aren't just clearer, they're embodied, confident, and aligned.


Results clients experience.


Clients report measurable shifts:


  • New leadership roles within 60–90 days

  • Launched brands, podcasts, or income streams

  • Stronger boundaries, renewed faith, and emotional peace One client said it best: "I didn't just find my voice, I found myself.”


How do you stay relevant?


I live at the crossroads of technology and transformation. My corporate work in Data Platforms, AI, and data ethics keeps me sharp, while my studies in theology, psychology, and leadership keep me grounded.


My clients benefit from coaching that's strategically current and spiritually rooted.


One practical step readers can take now.


Write your "Who I Am Becoming” statement:

"I am becoming a woman who”


Not titles. Not timelines. Truth.


This becomes an identity anchor, the foundation of every aligned decision.


What's next and how to connect?


I'm currently writing Daughter by Design, a living movement shaped by what I continue to learn from my clients and the women I journey with on social media, not as followers, but as people. It's unfolding through books, coaching, and intentional spaces where women heal, rebuild, and lead from truth.


You can connect with me here:



When she's ready, she can book a Talk to Tina Clarity call, the first step toward redefining purpose beyond expectations, because she was never behind. She's simply becoming.


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