Yashita has been spreading positive vibes as a motivational speaker and life coach among the youth and distressed people for the last five years. She has won many national awards and titles for her work as a life coach and singer.

Yashita Jain is a singer, motivational speaker, and life coach.

Yashita was born and brought up in Kota, Rajasthan. After her marriage, she has been living in Udaipur for the last eight years.

Recalling her childhood, Yashita says that she has inherited all her presentation skills, writing skills, and interpersonal skills from her parents. She used to learn Judo and has been concerned about her fitness since the very start. She did her schooling at DAV, Kota. She used to actively participate in sports and cultural activities during her school days. She also completed her Visharad in classical music under the guidance of her guru from Gandharva Mahavidyalaya, Mumbai.

Yashita shares that after completing her schooling, she took a company secretary course in Jaipur. She has worked in Chir Amrit Law Chamber and in Career Point as company secretary and assistant company secretary, respectively. She had to convince her parents to move to another city, which was challenging for her as a girl. She wanted to go out for training, but her parents did not allow her to do so due to society's pressure and orthodox mentality. Later, she got married and shifted to Udaipur. She decided to move away from all the negativity and started reading about EQ (emotional intelligence). This made her inclined towards becoming a motivational speaker to help those suffering from psychological and mental issues.

Sharing her journey as a life coach and motivational speaker, Yashita says that in 2016, she gave her first skill session over EQ on how to maintain your positivity and live a stress-free life. She feels rewarded by seeing the positive feedback of the students and feels overjoyed while motivating the youth generation, as nowadays people are not content in their lives. Thereafter, she worked with several institutions and organizations and trained several students, which helped them identify their areas of expertise. She says that we need to control our feelings and emotions. Depression and suicidal attempts can be controlled if we know how to restructure our minds through EQ. She explains that negative thoughts and criticism create an illusion in our mind and do not allow us to think straight, which is in fact reflected in our actions too, so we must fight those negative thoughts to come out of depression.

Talking about her achievements, Yashita says that she has won many awards, such as the Woman Prial Award, the I Am She Award, the SheIsUdaipur Award, and the Beti Award. Talking about her greatest achievement, Yashita says that when she was at Career Point, she made a ten-page profile of Pramod Maheshwari, and he was rewarded as Entrepreneur of the Year. She further says that in 2017, she was in the top 10 in "International Bhajan Pratiyogita." She was also cherished by Jodhpur Sansthan. Yashita has also composed several songs during COVID to spread positivity, and her songs were appreciated by "Akashwani Magazine" and "Bhaskar Patrika".

Yashita feels that we must release our irrational doubts and confront our rational doubts. She further says that we must be our own motivators. We should identify our hidden qualities and understand the meaning of life. According to her, there are four norms a person must know before making any decision. These are self-awareness, conscience, creative imagination, and independent will. “We are our own destiny-makers”, says Yashita.

Yashita believes that education and experience are both important and interrelated. With her own experience while working at Career Point and other organizations, she says that once you gain theoretical knowledge, it is essential to have practical knowledge too. She, too, mastered her skills and leadership qualities with time and experience.

When asked about her role models, Yashita says that her parents are her inspiration. She has inherited her creativity and skills from them. They encouraged her to participate in sports. She has also reached nationals in Carom and has been a Kho-Kho and Badminton player.