In short
Dr. Natasha Leaf (“Talk to Tosh”) discusses her claimed prophetic/intuitive gift—reading a person’s past, present, and “possibility” of their future—while emphasizing free will, rejecting psychics/tarot, and using guidance for clarity, purpose, and mental-health support.
Guest background
Queens, New York; grew up in a close-knit family that identified her gift early (since age six). She worked successfully in corporate America (executive roles) before launching her service as a celebrity intuitive life strategist.
Key claims
Her gift is “always on,” she can read people from photos and in person/phone/FaceTime, and she can’t predict certainty (only possibilities). She says she doesn’t read her own life, and she charges for time like other professionals.
Notable examples
She cites sessions with Bryson Tiller (telling him to call a specific celebrity; he opened for the celebrity’s wife) and mentions clients like Cynthia Bailey, Tiki Barber, Pep (Salt-N-Pepa), and others (some under NDA). She also describes calling out issues like infidelity, job loss, and suicidality to provide “roadmaps.”
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Chapters
Tap a time to open that second in VOMeeting Dr. Natasha Leaf
0:32 to 2:06
The hosts discuss their previous encounter and introduce Dr. Natasha Leaf.
“Welcome back to the BILF pod where authenticity trumps authority.”
Understanding Intuition
2:06 to 4:10
Dr. Natasha explains her intuitive abilities and experiences since childhood.
“Now explain what the, you're not a median.”
Real vs. Fake Intuitives
4:10 to 5:50
Discussion on what makes Dr. Natasha's gift authentic compared to others.
“And I know like people are skeptical about this, right?”
Free Will and Future Possibilities
5:50 to 7:44
Exploration of how free will influences the future and how Dr. Natasha helps clients.
“I don't believe really in tarot cards or any of that because everybody in this world has their free will to do what they want to do.”
Mental Health and Social Media
7:44 to 9:12
Conversation about mental illness, social media's impact, and Dr. Natasha's role.
“So if they have clarity and direction, then to me, that can make the world a better place.”
Living Your Purpose
9:12 to 11:16
Dr. Natasha talks about her book contribution and the importance of purpose.
“And half of the stuff on social media is so fake.”
Defining Moments and Support
11:16 to 13:20
Discussion on Dr. Natasha's turning points and the support she received.
“So I just worked very hard in corporate America and I worked my way up all the way to be an executive.”
Celebrity Clients
13:20 to 14:01
Dr. Natasha shares experiences with her celebrity clients and their stories.
“It was me walking to my office from the train, stopping at Starbucks, reading the cashier.”
Support and Purpose
14:01 to 14:40
Learn how support from family and friends can help you find your purpose.
“in fashion, I always gotta shout her out you know I would call her from my office and she would say what are you doing?”
Celebrity Clients and Their Needs
14:41 to 15:30
Discover why celebrities seek guidance and how they navigate their chaotic lives.
“And I know it shows because I know you have an array of celebrity clients.”
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A Memorable Client Story
15:31 to 17:48
Hear a touching story about helping a client overcome nervousness and achieve success.
“I mean, they can't even go to a Starbucks without someone screaming at them.”
The Role of Intuition
17:49 to 19:19
Explore the dynamics of using intuition in personal and professional life.
“If this person doesn't answer, I said, call them.”
Navigating Personal Relationships
19:20 to 23:16
Understand the challenges of dating when you have the ability to foresee outcomes.
“Like, how does that work if you're so you're newly divorced?”
The Business of Intuition
23:17 to 25:54
Learn about the business side of being an intuitive life strategist and the value of your time.
“Shout out to Brandon, who is everything to me.”
Future Projects and Ventures
25:55 to 28:00
Find out about upcoming projects and the potential of blending friendship with business.
“So I am going to be on Housewives of Atlanta this season.”
The Value of Lifelong Friendships
28:00 to 28:34
Explore the importance of maintaining strong friendships without conflict.
“This is the first time I'm actually saying that.”
Aspirations in Television and Media
28:34 to 29:51
Discussing ambitions in television to create impactful media projects.
“A good friend is the most valuable thing that you can have in your life.”
Recognizing Purpose and Influence
29:51 to 30:25
Understanding personal purpose and the desire to influence others positively.
“But more than that, my purpose is far greater than who I am.”
Encouraging Future Opportunities
30:25 to 31:19
Discussing potential future opportunities and a talk show vision.
“My IG is TalkToTosh 922, spelled out T-A-L-K-T-O T-A-S-H 922.”
Collaboration and Uplifting Each Other
31:19 to 32:05
Emphasizing the need for collaboration and support among individuals.
“I'm telling you, at first I'm like, oh, a little hesitant.”
Transcript
Automatic transcript. May contain errors.0:00Tash:I have the ability to look at an individual and know everything about their life ranging from their past, their present, as well as their future.
0:08Natasha Leath:I literally know everything about everyone.
0:12Tash:I don't believe in psychics. I don't believe in tarot cards or any of that because everybody in this world has their free will to do what they want to do. People are not dwelling on their mind so if they have clarity and direction then to me that can make the world a better place, that can just make things better.
0:32Natasha Leath:Welcome back to the BILF pod where authenticity trumps authority. Now, today's guest is very, very special. She is a doctor. She is a celebrity intuitive. She is a life intuitive, business intuitive. I mean, just so incredible to have you here. Thank you. So without further ado, I don't know if you know, do you remember we met before? Do you know that we met?
0:56Tash:I do not remember. So here's a fun fact. I don't remember when I meet people or when I speak to people intuitively. I forget.
1:01Natasha Leath:That's so, I'll tell you after. But before, sorry, I messed up your introduction. But we have Dr. Natasha Leaf, also known as Talk the Tosh. So with a warm welcome.
1:10Tash:Thank you. Thank you for having me. This is so exciting.
1:14Natasha Leath:Well, it just aligned. But I met you at a, I met you in Staten Island. You were there with like a group of, this woman, Paulina, was having an event.
1:22Tash:Oh, that's my girl, Paulina. Yeah. She's amazing. Yes.
1:25Natasha Leath:And there's the tea event. Yes, and I was on the panel, but you were sitting in the front, and I met you. It was very brief. It was just very brief and in passing, and you were there, and then that was it. Then we DMed, and it was timing aligned. I don't know how that happened, and here you are.
1:42Tash:Oh, my God. So amazing. So good to see you again. Pauline is amazing, and that's such a classy event. Yeah. I love it. I look forward to it every year. It's so beautiful. Thank you, Ashley.
1:50Natasha Leath:She has such a good event. She does tons of great events. But this show is about you and everything that you have to offer. And you have such a special gift. Thank you. But I'm just going to go into it because I'm so curious and I have a million questions. So feel free to answer whatever you want and then whenever you can just say pass. Okay. Okay, cool. So intuitive. Now explain what the, you're not a median. I already heard you say that. So just explain exactly what that is for somebody that's wondering. What exactly you do?
2:16Tash:So I have a gift since the age of six years old where I have the ability to look at an individual and know everything about their life, ranging from their past, their present, as well as their future. My gift never shuts off. It's a God-given gift. I want to start with that. You know, my family owned that it was from God because I was a child. And so my gift is always on seven days a week, 24 hours a day. I literally know everything about everyone who was walking past me over the phone. I can read photos. You can show me a photo of someone and I can literally tell you everything about that person.
2:49Tash:Just from looking at their photo on the phone in person. It's just a very special prophetic gift that I have that I'm very thankful to share with the world.
2:56Natasha Leath:When did you come into it that you finally owned it? Because you said you were in corporate before. So when did you finally like, because at six, I'm sure you thought something was different, right? You didn't know what was going on. So when did you kind of own it? Like, this is what I am. This is what I'm doing. Or how did you even know what that was?
3:13Tash:Well, my family identified it. You know, I grew up in a very close-knit family. We It was required to have dinner together every night as a family. We had to watch television together as a family. We did everything as a family. And so it was identified in my household, and we talked about it. I used to get up in the middle of the night. I would sleepwalk. I would try to get out the door. My mom had like four locks on the door because I would get up in the middle of the night to try to get out the door to talk to people. So my mom was like, okay, who's going to be on rotation to get to Tosh before she runs out of here?
3:43Tash:And so I believe that during that time as a child, I wasn't operating on my gift. I had the gift, but I wasn't operating on the gift. So I think me sleepwalking wasn't me trying to give people messages. And so as I've gotten older and I've tapped into my abilities, I stopped sleepwalking. So I know that that's like an attachment in some capacity because I'm like, OK, now I'm spreading my gift and now I'm not sleepwalking anymore. So it's always been identified in my family that I had this gift. That's so crazy.
4:10Natasha Leath:And I know like people are skeptical about this, right? And I'm sure there's a lot of phonies out there. You know, people that are like 1-800-PSYCHIC or whatever it is. It's terrible. So what makes you the real deal? Not that I'm questioning that you're not. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But what makes you like the real deal? And you feel like the real deal. Because you said some things that were all like, oh, shit.
4:27Tash:Thank you. I mean, again, this is my entire life. You know, I'm from Queens, New York. You know, I'm very homegirl. And it's an ability that I have that I'm choosing to share with the world. This is a choice. I was very successful in corporate America. I did not have to leave my good job to make myself available to help people because I know that what I give is real. And it's a proven thing. I go on Instagram live. I'm on the radio. I talk to whoever I encounter and I tell them things about their lives that no one would know. Like, how would you know?
4:57Natasha Leath:That's so crazy. Now, do you think like so I have a good question. Do you think that your life is kind of set for you like your path is already chosen? or can you kind of change the trajectory of it by you telling somebody what's going on? Do you think you can prevent whatever it is from happening?
5:13Tash:So I'm not a psychic, right? And that was a great question. I'm not a psychic. I don't identify as that because I can't predict anyone's future. The only person who could do that is God. And so in my bio, I will say, I read your past, present, and the possibility of your future. And I say possibility because I can see things in your life for your future that's good for you. and I'm going to give you the roadmap and the insight and say, hey, you're a phenomenal writer. You should be writing. If you do X, Y, Z, you'll blow up and write up. New York Times bestselling author. But if you choose to not do it, then that doesn't happen.
5:47Tash:Yeah, so you're giving them the tools. I'm giving them the tools, right? Everything is free will. So I don't believe in psychics. I don't believe really in tarot cards or any of that because everybody in this world has their free will to do what they want to do. I just give prophetic intuitive guidance. I love that.
6:02Natasha Leath:And how many people are you currently helping right now?
6:04Tash:I average anywhere between 70 to 100 clients per week worldwide. Wow. That's incredible.
6:10Natasha Leath:And just, but I love how you keep saying helping people. So it's really, cause you're not, obviously you're not using your gift for bad or evil, but you're helping, you're literally helping people pave the way for their future and whether or not they want to use it, like whatever, but they have the ability to do whatever tools you're giving them. I love that.
6:26Tash:Thank you. I mean, I'm an intuitive life strategist. I'm literally using my God-given gift to help you strategize your life right because it's hard yes of course it's hard like it's not easy okay and so to have someone like me as a resource that can give you the road map and say hey it's not easy but you'll be fine you know if you go this way and that way you'll be fine because it's what you really want to do and give them the tools to do it
6:48Natasha Leath:so do you think this is like an inherited trait do you think like you're how do you do you think there's other people like you in the world like is it like one in a billionaire born? Explain this to me.
6:59Tash:Yeah, so that's interesting. So I've heard in my family that my grandmother on my father's side had this gift. But, you know, she was older, so back in the day, they were considered that being a witch, the witch of herself. So they really never dealt with that too much. And I'm not going to tap on this because my brother's going to kill me, but my brother, who's one year younger than me, he has the same gift that I have. But he's not public with it at all, right? So I'm not going to leave that. But he has the same abilities. And when I see people in the street or if I have a session with someone, I can identify if they are gifted.
7:29Tash:That's crazy. And I will call them out on it. I'm like, you have the same gift I have. How come you're not using it? We can be helping the world. We can be working together and saving the world because this is what this is about. It's about saving the world, helping people, getting clarity. Mental illness is at an all-time high. People are not well in their mind. So if they have clarity and direction, then to me, that can make the world a better place. That can just make things better. That's such an interesting concept.
7:54Natasha Leath:That's so interesting that you say that because mental illness, you're right. It's horrible. We're about the same age, and I just remember, and correct me if I'm wrong, going through school, right? I'm sure people had mental illness, but I don't remember. Now, maybe I'm crazy, and I don't want to offend anybody, but I don't remember being in class, and mental illness was, like, all over the classroom. I just don't remember. Maybe people had it, but it wasn't.
8:16Tash:We went on crazy. I don't know where you could come, but for me in New York, we had special ed. Yeah, special ed. So, I mean, I think that's filled with the people with the mental illness, but I think they were in special ed.
8:25Natasha Leath:It wasn't filled to the brim, though. I mean, I think mental illness, because of the society we're in, it's just at an all-time high. And I don't know that it's necessarily mental illness.
8:34Tash:I think it's social media.
8:35Natasha Leath:Yes, I think social media has.
8:37Tash:Social media is a distraction.
8:38Natasha Leath:I agree. And I think the stigma and the pressure and society, it's just a lot. We didn't have this growing up. No, we didn't. That's the big difference is growing up, you know, you had to deal with the stress of life. Like, I do have anxiety, so mental illness, I want to be clear, mental illness is a real thing. It is. And I know it is. It is. But it's how you deal with it. Because regardless of me having anxiety, I still had to take my ass to school. It didn't matter.
8:59Tash:Yeah, no. It's different. It's a different time now. I think. Completely. The influence of social media is horrific. Yes. Because everyone's trying to follow what someone else is doing as opposed to their own lives. Filters. Which is horrible. Filters. And, you know, who's doing what and who's a millionaire. And half of the stuff on social media is so fake. Like, I scroll through social media at night just for giggles. Yeah. And I'm like, girl, that's not even your car. That's in every. Like, it's not even your life. I can read that.
9:24Natasha Leath:What do we call them? Posers back in the day. Yeah. And then you have this generation that they think it's real and they're not, they don't have their own identity anymore. It's so, I love that. And then you, here you come with your amazing gift and really directing people on the right path.
9:39Tash:Yeah. And I keep it real too. You know, I'll call you out, you know, and I'll tell people, you know, it's not, I'm not always going to tell you good things. I'm not here to tell you what you want to know or what you want to hear. I'm going to tell you what you need to hear, you know, and your marriage. Sometimes I see infidelity. Sometimes I see you may lose a job. You make it fire from a job. Or you have depression and you're suicidal. Like whatever it is, I'm going to call you out on it because that's the only way you're going to get the best results. For sure. And you can help yourself.
10:03Natasha Leath:Yes. Some people don't want to help themselves. Then you give them the tool. Whether or not they want to take it, that's a whole other story. So author, author of Tommy, give me all the, I want the tea on this. So you wrote a book or books?
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10:14Tash:Well, I'm a co-author in the book. So what? Still I Thrive. Take it, girl. Take it. Still I Thrive by P.K. Kerosy. I'm a co-author. With, I think it's 25 other authors. And we talked about life and how to strive in life and how to get through life, you know. And mine is based around being, living your life at its highest possibility. You know, owning your purpose, owning your truth. You know, that's my chapter. Because I believe that everyone has a purpose. But it's just a matter of us finding it and living in it.
10:44Natasha Leath:Yes. And then finally, I believe when you own your truth, like who you really are. It might take a while. they say when you turn 40 is when you finally own who you are that's a fact my uncle told me that when you turn 40 years old yeah i can't even i said that out loud no when you turn 40 years old you are going to live your best life but you are going to own who you are and it's so true the minute i turn 40 i'm like this is who i am not everybody's cup of tea but here i am that's it
11:08Tash:no no shit i'm 41 um and when i turned 40 it was like a hoe i got divorced i'm you know publicly saying that i just got divorced and my goal was to start my new chapter by the time i was 40 I left my ex-husband that August that September I tore 40 and everything changed for the better oh congratulations
11:27Natasha Leath:thank you I'm not sending my condolences I'm saying congratulations because some people are like oh I'm so sad for you no
11:33Tash:I left
11:34Natasha Leath:yeah I'm okay I'm great
11:36Tash:I love it so let me ask you
11:39Natasha Leath:so you obviously you didn't go to school so what did you go to school for?
11:43Tash:so I went to school for journalism and communications because I always wanted to be a journalist I did not finish because unfortunately my mother passed away when I was 20 years old and that was a lot well my palatical mother and my adopted mother they passed away three days apart when I was 20 years old so let me just add that um so you can imagine a heavy load of that of losing two parents at the same time and it kind of put me in a little bit of a mental spiral of identifying who I was and identifying myself and finding myself and feeling lost losing mothers having this gift being in New York City, trying to figure it out.
12:19Tash:You know, it was not easy. So I just worked very hard in corporate America and I worked my way up all the way to be an executive. I'm chief of staff, chief of developmental partnerships, developmental partnerships. I worked really hard because I love people and I'm good with people. And I don't think it's about the credentials. I think it's more so about the skill. Absolutely.
12:39Natasha Leath:That is, you cannot teach somebody how to deal with people. Either you have the skill or you don't. This is not something that you can teach somebody. We say like, we call it the chutzpah. Either you have it or you don't. This is not, you can try to train it, but it doesn't work like that. So let me ask you about your gift. Okay, so now you have this gift, okay? And I'm imagining that you have it and you're going through life with this beautiful gift. Was it, or maybe another defining moment where you're like, I'm really gonna hone in on this. I'm gonna, was it the passing of your moms? Or was it like another defining moment where you're like, I'm gonna go all in and really choose to leave corporate behind and hone in on this gift?
13:18Tash:It was me using my gift 24 hours. It was me walking to my office from the train, stopping at Starbucks, reading the cashier. It was me taking the Uber, going to my office, reading the Uber driver. It was me sitting in a conference, reading the person who I was having a meeting with or taking a resume that I was reviewing and flipping it to the side and putting it to the side saying, OK, we need to have a real conversation. this is not your life this is not even the thing that you want to do so when I realized that I was operating in my gift even in corporate I asked myself I would call my best friend and I would call her from my desk I'm like I hate this I hate working for people and she said why are you working for people?
13:58Tash:My best friend Shea Wood, 5 ,000 more flavors, first family in fashion, I always gotta shout her out you know I would call her from my office and she would say what are you doing? If I had a gift like you I would never work. Why are you just quit? Have an event at my store, her store Harlem I'm happy to ask you in Harlem. Have anything at my store. Do this. And I'm like, I need a paycheck. I can't. I can't. And she was like, you have a gift. You don't have to work.
14:20Natasha Leath:And it's OK.
14:21Tash:It's OK. Right. And so the support that I had of people who believed in me and knew that my gift would serve good in the world is what really pushed me. I don't think if I had the support from my family, who's very supportive of my gift, they're so proud of how I'm using my gift and my friends, my best friend and my close friends, that support let me live in my purpose. and I'm so thankful for it.
14:42Natasha Leath:And I know it shows because I know you have an array of celebrity clients. Me too. Are you allowed to talk about that? Yeah, sure. So who have you read for?
14:50Tash:Some of my clients that I've read for. Cynthia Bailey. I love her. From Housewives of Atlanta. I'm Bryson Tiller. He's like a little brother to me now. I just love him. I've spoken to Tiki Barber. Pep from Salt and Pepper. She's like one of my faves. She's so fun. Grimmy Ma. I've had sessions with Grimmy Ma who's awesome. She's so bomb. She's so real. She's so New York. She's so home. I love Rem. I love it. And many others. You know, there are some celebrity clients that have me in an NDA because they don't even want me to mix their name. But there's a ton.
15:23Natasha Leath:But what is it? So they bring you in to do like life strategy to do what? Like, why do they bring you in? Why would somebody help them with their lives?
15:30Tash:You know, these are real big public figures and they deal with so much on a daily basis. I mean, they can't even go to a Starbucks without someone screaming at them. Oh, my God, I love you. Their lives are just not normal. And that's chaotic. Right. A lot of noise. A lot of noise. So they need like how what's my life? What is my life? Who am I? You know, it's so easy to lose your identity in that because am I this person for them? Who am I for me? How do I get grounded? How do I get rebalanced? What is my life? And so I help them identify that and keep them on path and keep them balanced and structured and true.
16:07Tash:So who they are, despite the fame.
16:10Natasha Leath:So what's the, and you don't have to tell me the celebrity or anything like that, but what's the, give me like, it doesn't even have to be a celebrity, but what's like the best story that you can, or your favorite story of somebody that you came in, you did some, you know, life strategies with them and like you really made a difference and helped them.
16:25Tash:Bryce Taylor, right? He's like family to me now. He's like a little bro. So I remember flying to Miami to his place and his assistant came to the door. And I'm like, hey, where's Bryson? My first time meeting him. We've had plenty of sessions over the phone. My first time meeting him. And I said, where's Bryson? And she said, oh, he's in the room playing video games. And I was like, OK, does he know that I'm here? And she's like, yeah. And I'm like, OK, well, let's go. Right. Because these celebrities, they're used to people being on their time. I know. Right. So I'm like, I'm here to help him.
16:55Tash:So where is he? So I go in the room. He's in there playing video games. And she's like, oh, hey, what's up, Tosh? I'm like, what's up, B? How you doing? You ready? Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, after this game.
17:05Natasha Leath:And I was like, no. After the video game? Yeah.
17:08Tash:And I said, no, B, we're going to get started now. Let's go. And he's like, because he was nervous, right? Most people are nervous to talk to me. Yeah, they don't want to be rad. And so we went out on his beautiful patio. And we're sitting down. And he was just so nervous. I was like, let's get comfortable. So we sat on top of the pool table in the back. And we sat and we looked at the water. And I was like, brother, I'm cool. Let's just chill out. And I'm like swinging off the pool table, looking at the water, just having a real conversation. And the things that I told him, he was pretty blown away.
17:38Tash:And I would say that one of the things was I told him to call a particular celebrity, I won't say. And he made a bet with me. He said, well, if this person doesn't call, then what? If this person doesn't answer, I said, call them. Call them right now. I said, if they don't answer, I'll leave. And he was like, what? And this is a big, big celebrity. high end and he said all right he called him he answered right away and then he opened up for this big celebrity's wife wow there you go like and this is a big top the top celebrities that
18:09Natasha Leath:you could think of because you saw like you knew like you knew so you knew it and you could feel it and then you i love that was he what did he say after that i was like this this guy has been
18:19Tash:waiting to hear from you call him he was like oh he gave me his number i said call him and talk to And he wants to work with you. And he called to me right away. He was like, oh, Bryson, how you doing, man? Yeah, my wife is performing. I want you to open up for her. You know, without me saying she's the top performer in the world. I can't say that.
18:36Natasha Leath:Gotcha. I got you. I've been picking up what you're putting down. Wow. So you've been putting a lot of. So what about some situations where your gift has scared people, like really scared people away?
18:47Tash:Every day.
18:48Natasha Leath:Yeah. I mean, honestly, I'd be scared. I'm a little afraid to hear what you have to say about me. I don't know that I want you to tell me anything crazy.
18:56Tash:I don't tell anybody anything bad. Yeah. And I don't want anyone to have that experience, right? It's your life. It is your life. Why wouldn't you want to know and get the tools and the resources to live your best life? That's my only goal is to help you live your best life. So there's nothing to be afraid of. And even if it's something that you don't want to hear, you're supposed to hear it.
19:15Natasha Leath:Yes. Yes. And I think the way that you're putting it makes me a lot more at ease. Yeah. But what about in your own life? Isn't it conflicting? Like, how does that work if you're so you're newly divorced? And I'm guessing I don't know if you're on the dating scene or you're just taking it slow. But how does that work now? Like, so when a guy comes up, you're like, yeah, bullshit. Yeah. Nothing to offer.
19:33Tash:So interestingly enough, I cannot read my own life, which sucks. OK, that is. Let's talk about that. So you it's horrible.
19:41Natasha Leath:So you can't read. What if he went to your brother? Oh, he doesn't want to exercise his gift.
19:45Tash:I mean, we don't use, you know, I don't I don't read my family members, you know, people who are close to me, I really don't. Because they're part of my day-to-day. That's my best thing. We speak 50 times a day. If she needs to know something, if I know she needs to say something, know something, I'll just tell her. I'm like, oh, this is going on, this is going on. Well, she's like, sis, I know I don't use you for your gift, but I need to know what's going on with blah, blah, blah. And I'm like, all right. But we don't, I guess I have to operate a normal life. Yeah, you do.
20:13Natasha Leath:But I, wow, what an advantage would it be if you brought, like, different guys are coming, you're trying to date now, and you're like, no money in the bank full of shit girlfriend.
20:21Tash:Yeah but you know I'm a woman right first. You have intuition
20:24Natasha Leath:I mean you have intuition too. Intuition
20:26Tash:but you know women we date potential sometimes I'm gonna keep it real. Yes of course or what you want them to be. What you want them to be. So even with my intuition
20:36Natasha Leath:We still wouldn't listen. It wouldn't matter. Oh he's a bum but he's cute. He's cute though right. But he's a bum but he's cute. Yes. And he said the nicest thing yeah.
20:46Tash:But he's a bum. Yeah, you're right. You're right.
20:47Natasha Leath:You're right. You're right. It goes back to the whole tool thing. You have everything in front of you. And if you're going to pick it up, then great. But if not, but at the end of the day, we're going to do what we want, no matter what. No matter what.
20:56Tash:Even me. You know, I'm still human. Yeah, of course. I make the same mistakes in the same errors you do. You know, and people are like, you know, you didn't know that he wasn't good. I'm like, I did. But, you know, I wanted to see. I saw what he could be.
21:09Natasha Leath:Yes. So let's talk about the business side. So now you leave corporate America. You start your own business. and what are you doing with it? Let's hear about it.
21:17Tash:So I've branded myself as Talk to Tosh. That's what many know me as. I am a celebrity intuitive life strategist and I use my prophetic intuitive ability to give people guidance, clarity, confirmation, and purpose. And that's a true mission for me to ensure that people are doing well, that people are living their lives, their best lives. Too often I see that people are living their lives in a way that they shouldn't. And it's by choice or by lack of knowledge, right? Or by lack of circumstances or they choose to be stuck. And so my goal and my mission is to help them get past that, like get past this trauma, these circumstances, these beliefs that you cannot do it.
22:00Tash:And so me having this gift and telling people these things without them telling me is confirmation. Like, how did you know that? Because that's your purpose. so I want to help every single person that I can connect with live your best life live your purpose life be who you are destined to be unapologetically that is my goal I love that yeah so when you when
22:21Natasha Leath:you help you have an agency I'm assuming right an agency people get in touch with you now is that now are you mobile do you go to people or do you prefer them to care how no you don't go no one
22:30Tash:meets with me in person no one of my no the only people that meet with me in person are my celebrity clients if I have to travel to them. Everybody speaks to me over the phone or FaceTime. That's the closest that you're going to get to seeing me if you book a FaceTime call.
22:44Natasha Leath:What do you do about apprehensive people? What do you do when they're apprehensive?
22:49Tash:I'm the real one. I'll get on the phone. I had a couple of clients and they'll come on the phone with a straight face. And I'm like, hi. I'm so excited to talk to you. And they're like, yeah. I'm like, so we're going to stop this. You booked me. Yeah, I didn't reach out to you. You reached out to me. Well, I'm doing it because my friend said I should do. I said, no, no, no. We're not going to do it.
23:10Natasha Leath:Yeah.
23:10Tash:Because you're not ready. And I don't need that energy. So if you're not open, we're going to reschedule. So Brandon, my team lead, who's amazing. Shout out to Brandon, who is everything to me. Brandon, my team lead, will reach out to you. And he will reschedule you when I think that you're ready. Like, I'm not going to waste my time or yours if you're not ready to reschedule. And I will kindly reschedule someone and get them off of my calendar.
23:32Natasha Leath:Because if they're not into it, they're not going to be open to receiving whatever you say. Don't do me any favors. Yeah, which is weird. Why would somebody reach out to you if they don't really want, I don't know, maybe, I think people do it for the, I don't know why they do it. Whatever.
23:42Tash:Oh, just the, it's the thing, right? Oh, talk with us. Everybody's talking to you. I want to talk to you too. Yeah. This is not a gimmick. This is, this is real. I take what I do very seriously. Right. And those are the first people to cry because those are the first people with the real problems. Yes. And I dive deep. Do you? Oh.
23:59Natasha Leath:Deep. So just for people, and you do businesses also. Yeah. So do you sit at the table? Like I can, this is what I'm picturing. You know, some CEO calls you in, you're sitting there next to the CEO and you're like watching everything that's going on. They leave the conference room. You're sitting there and you're like, okay, this guy, full of shit. This one's going to screw you over. Do you do this?
24:19Tash:I do. I have a few business clients, CEOs, top companies, and some small when they hire me as their business strategist, chief of staff, or whatever they want to title me. and I sit in our meetings. I can also read photos. So they may even pull up their LinkedIn profile and I will look at their LinkedIn profile and tell them everything. Like, there's no need to talk to this guy. He doesn't even have the money to invest. Like, I save them time and money.
24:46Natasha Leath:Do you get a portion of that? Can you imagine? A million and then they give you a look.
24:49Tash:I mean, I get paid at, well.
24:50Natasha Leath:They call it a big deal and you're like, all right, give me, no, I'm just kidding. No, you have a gift, but you have a gift.
24:55Tash:I mean, I don't, so here's the thing. Because I've been critics, I'm glad you mentioned that. Some people are like, well, if your gift is God-given, why do you charge? You know, profits don't charge. I think that's bullshit. So I said, well, here's the thing. I don't charge for my gift. I charge for my time.
25:09Natasha Leath:But that's like saying an artist. Like you have a gift as an artist, like someone that paints. So you have this gift. Why should you not charge for anything? Or a hairstylist or something. You have a gift to do hair. You have a gift to do makeup. You know, you have a gift of whatever it is. Why should you not charge for your time? Agreed. Your time is valuable. and if you're sharing information and they're choosing to utilize that information why should you not charge i don't think there's anything wrong with that it's like any other service
25:33Tash:that's ridiculous yeah i don't and i get that a lot because i'm prophetic like if this guy can be like well if you're really helping people you shouldn't charge i'm like i'm gonna charge my time i left my nine to five i do sessions from 8 a.m to 7 p.m monday through friday i'm sitting in my home office talking to clients i will charge for my time yeah i don't i don't know i'm not in
25:54Natasha Leath:agreement with people that say that i don't either am i no because if you if you even take it back to biblical times people that had gifts were charging whether it was like a lamb a rupee whatever it was yeah i mean there's nothing wrong with that you have to live too absolutely and then i'm giving
26:07Tash:i'm helping you with your life yes i'm hoping it's like a therapist too they get paid right
26:11Natasha Leath:nobody's nobody's sitting there listening for free no no i'm a therapist with steroids yeah there you are a life coach but a life intuitive yes i agree with you a hundred percent yeah so So what's next for you? Tell me what's next for you. So I am going to be on Housewives of Atlanta this season. So exciting.
26:28Tash:The date as of now is in May, beginning of May. So I'm super excited about that. My best friend and I have an amazing adventure that we started together called the BFF Experience. What is that?
26:40Natasha Leath:Tell me.
26:40Tash:Tell me. So we cultivate these awesome events, brunches and conferences where we work or connect people and help them identify the good concept of friendship and business. And knowing the importance of it, right? Like, we're connecting with so many people. How are we cultivating off of these relationships? Do you think friends and business can work? It can work. And that's why we started the BFF Experience. I think it can work, too. My best friend and I have been friends for over 15 years, okay? We've known each other for a very long time. And we've started our relationship off working together.
27:08Tash:That's how we met, working together for nonprofits. And we've built this amazing friendship as we were working together. And it's pretty easy. And we're like, why do people struggle with this? Why do people struggle working with their friends? It's not hard. And so that's how we birthed the BFF experience. Because we want to show other people that you can do it too. You can have a solid friendship and build and grow. You can. And elevate together. I think you can. You might.
27:31Natasha Leath:You know what? And I think the important thing is you can disagree, but you can't be disagreeable. That's it. And there has to be a happy meeting in there.
27:37Tash:And no judgment. No. Who are you to judge for this place? And you're going to fight.
27:39Natasha Leath:You're going to argue. But if you know at the end of the day that the foundation of your friendship is there. And my business was built like that. That's how I built the insurance. I built it on family, friends, relationships. did some you know business wise it didn't work out for them sure but that was never to affect the friendship and i do think the best businesses are built with people that you know because it's
27:57Tash:about trust it is and i gotta say my best friend and i who's in the room we've never argued i i'm
28:03Natasha Leath:just realizing that about my best friends we never argue well have we had disagreements yeah of course
28:07Tash:right well she may say sis i don't agree with that or i'm like sis i don't agree with that but we've never cursed at each other we've never raised our voice to each other we may not agree but we know each other's limit. We never got into an argument. This is the first time I'm actually saying that.
28:20Natasha Leath:That's crazy. No, we haven't. We definitely argue. But my girlfriends, we know each other since we're 10. So like, yeah, there's definitely... No, but there is a fine... There's definitely a definitive line that we know our friendship is first. It's paramount. And you can't forget that. Nothing is worth a friendship, a lifelong friend.
28:36Tash:A good friend is the most valuable thing that you can have in your life.
28:39Natasha Leath:Yeah, it can work. So more about you. So you have this going on. You also have your own business going on. what about what about I feel like you're going into like look I'm trying to read you I'm like I feel like you're trying to go into like the the celebrity like you're trying to get into that space because I'm sure a lot I know a lot of celebrities know you so are you trying to do
28:58Tash:something like in tv television I am I'm working on a couple of television projects right now I can't say but they're really big networks and conversations that we're having and that is my goal my goal is to land my own television show where I can help the bastards right it's not about the fame or the publicity. It's about the larger impact that I can make. So that's my goal. Television, media, to help millions. I want to have big conferences where there's millions of people in the audience that I can pick out people in the audience and bring them up to the stage. Have different high-end guests like Oprah Winfrey's of the world.
29:33Tash:Manifest it. Manifest it. It's on my vision board. I'm calling it. And that's what I see. I see me sharing a stage with powerhouse individuals. Something that I put together and we're saving the world state by state country by country that is absolutely amazing thank you i mean that's
29:51Natasha Leath:my platform too i want to positively impact every single person that i meet you know your purpose yeah well thank you thank you it's it's up today i'm high energy today but your purpose is so much greater and i don't think you realize that even like i don't have a gift like you do i was not as blessed but i do believe that i was put on this earth to positively influence every single person that I meet. But more than that, my purpose is far greater than who I am. And as long as you keep that in mind, I mean, you'll go far. I know you're going to go far places. You're so warm, so friendly.
30:21Tash:So if anyone wants to get in touch with you, where would they find you? Thank you. So please follow me on Instagram. My IG is TalkToTosh 922, spelled out T-A-L-K-T-O T-A-S-H 922. I have a lot of impersonators out there that try to make fake Instagrams of me. and my website talktotosh.com T-A-L-K-T-O-T-A-S-H to book your private session.
30:45Natasha Leath:Oh, I love that. So do you think I have good things going for me in the future?
30:48Tash:I'm very excited for you actually. You, and we'll talk offline, but there's an ability for you to have an actual talk show. Oh. I'm seeing talk show with you. I'm feeling like Kelly Ripa vibes. Well, I'm looking at you and I'm getting Bethany Frankel actually. Oh, I love her. Yeah, I'm getting that type of energy with you where you can have a whole platform that's public. And we'll talk more in detail about that offline, but I'm seeing big cameras in big rooms and stuff like that in front of you. I love you.
31:19Natasha Leath:No, seriously. Your energy is amazing. I just love it. You're so down to earth. Thank you. You're definitely the real deal. Thank you. I mean, you're just warm, honest. I love it the way that you put things. So it's not anything to be. You put me at ease. I'm telling you, at first I'm like, oh, a little hesitant. But I mean, just everything that you're trying to do, and I love that your purpose is so great. I love that. Thank you.
31:37Tash:I just want to help. I just, but not enough of us are helping each other, you know? Yeah. Everyone's competing and who's who and who's what. And it's like, how about you help them identify who they are so that we can all in some capacity work together and help each other. And uplift one another. I think that's really what's most important. I agree. Yeah. It's been real. I love it. Thank you. I love it. You've been amazing. Thank you for having me. You're amazing. Thank you for coming. It's all about timing. It is. Well, I intuitively knew that you were going to be in Utah. You felt my presence.
32:04Tash:I did.
From the publisher
We've all heard about intuition. But what if yours never turned off?
Natasha Leath joins us to talk about the gift she's carried since she was 6 years old, the ability to know everything about someone just by looking at them. Not through tarot cards, not through meditation, just by seeing you. And it's never stopped.
This episode breaks down what it's really like to live with a gift that doesn't come with an off switch, why she had to learn to value her time over her ability, how she sees the paths we think we're choosing versus the ones already laid out for us, and what it means to break limits you didn't even know were holding you back.
We talk about destiny versus free will, the weight of seeing people's truth without them saying a word, why charging for your time isn't about the gift but about honoring your energy, and what happens when someone who sees beyond the surface tells you your future is bigger than you think.
If you've ever felt like there's more to this world than what we can touch and see, this conversation will shift something in you.
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00:00 – Intro
00:32 – Welcome & Guest Introduction
01:16 - How They First Met
02:07 – Explaining the Gift
02:27 – Origins of Her Ability
03:12 – Reading People Through Photos
04:00 – Childhood Signs (Sleepwalking)
05:20 – Handling Skeptics & Fakes
06:20 – Reading Possibilities vs Predicting the Future
07:30 – Role as an Intuitive Life Strategist
08:40 – Is the Gift Inherited?
09:45 – Mental Health & Clarity
10:48 – Turning 40 & Self-Identity
12:00 – Navigating People & Energy
14:05 – Why She Didn’t Quit Her Job
15:01 – Working With Celebrities
17:00 – What Celebrities Seek From Her
18:30 – Handling Responsibility & Sensitivity
19:18 – Why She Can’t Read Her Own Life
20:02 – Dating After Divorce
21:00 – Clients Who Aren’t Ready
23:10 – Protecting Her Energy
23:45 – “This Is Not a Gimmick”
24:00 – Working With CEOs & Companies
25:00 – Business Strategy Sessions
26:30 – Helping Companies Identify Issues
27:40 – Guiding Major Projects
29:36 – Her Global Vision
29:55 – Closing Remarks
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