Become the woman you know you’re called to be.
You don’t need to chase another person, more money, or a bigger business to prove your worth. Real transformation begins within—with renewed thinking, stronger faith, and the decision to live by new standards.
I’m Rachel Tucker, a transformation coach. For more than 20 years, I’ve helped over 10,000 women grow into NEW women—from the inside out. Together, we work on the beliefs, choices, and daily rhythms that shape how you live, lead, love your family, care for your health, and walk out your calling. Faith, family, and fitness all matter here—but fitness is one part of a whole-life transformation, not the whole story.
To become new, the old way has to die.
You cannot become the woman you’re called to be while letting the old patterns keep running your life. The old excuses. The agreements with fear. The habits and choices that keep pulling you back into who you used to be—they have to go.
I’m not talking about destroying your worth or rejecting who God created you to be. I’m talking about putting the old way of living to death: renewing your mind, taking responsibility for your choices, and refusing to keep feeding what God is calling you to leave behind.
Becoming new takes surrender, courage, and action. You don’t just wish for change. You choose it, practice it, and let God transform you from the inside out.
Bozé's approach to life transformation is grounded in the philosophy that true change begins from within. Drawing upon a rich tapestry of experiences and disciplines, including mindfulness, psychology, and leadership development, Bozé crafts a holistic path for clients, guiding them through the internal landscapes of their own lives. It is here, in the depths of self-discovery, that lasting transformation takes root.
Where My Coaching Journey Began
When I gave my life to Jesus in 2006, He began shaping more than my faith—He began shaping my calling. He gave me Faith Driven Fitness, and that’s where my coaching journey started. I led group training and boot camps. We had an outdoor boot camp called “Get Fit Bootcamps” that ran in three locations. I competed for years and helped women step onto the fitness competition stage—including myself.
Fitness was one of the first places I learned to help women set a standard, commit to the work, and become stronger. And I learned something bigger than workouts: when you try to do hard things alone, your quitting mind will talk you out of what you said you wanted. When you’re tired, discouraged, or not seeing progress fast enough, that voice says, “Just stop.” That’s why having a coach and a community matters. A coach helps you stay accountable and see beyond the moment. A community reminds you that you’re not alone and calls you back to what you committed to. With support around you, you can recognize that quitting voice, push through resistance, and keep going when you might have quit on your own.
Fitness is still part of my story, but it isn’t the whole story. Today, I help women pursue transformation in spirit, soul, and body—building the faith, self-leadership, and rhythms to live as the women God is calling them to be. My work is about whole-life transformation: faith, family, and fitness, with God at the center.