Esther Austin

I am an entrepreneur. My passion and remit is to transform and empower lives. I am very driven, committed, passionate about supporting individuals to believe that their dreams can come true. My Motto is 'It's not easy, but it's possible' , Part of what I have built as a business is my own media platform. I am a member of the NUJ. I host a bi-weekly radio show called On The Sofa with Esther. It's a two hour show. The first half I interview celebrities, many Motown and legendary artists. My take is to discover who is the person behind the artist. The 2nd half of the show is where I have experts in who offer guidance and advice and share their story about real life situations. I also run my own quarterly, empowerment online magazine called TurningPoint: Your Lifestyle, Your Well-Being which is to empower individuals at the crossroads of their life that no matter where they have been or what they have experienced they can still fulfill their dreams. Again, I always have an exclusive with a high profile artist who shares about their journey. The magazine will be in Airports and Airport Lounges and on Flights by the end of the year. I have been asked to interview more Motown artists in order to archive their true life stories, because of the work I have created through my magazine and radio interviews.

I have travelled extensively over my lifetime. I am also an energy healer and Intuitive Life Coach. I do alot of private work around emotional abuse and physical abuse. People who have attempted to commit suicide and other emotional situations.

I'm also an Animal Communicator Practitioner/Horse Whisperer. I've worked in Animal Hospices and with Polo Horses in India, Barbados, the UK, the USA with some very very powerful results. I am also an Empowerment Speaker.

My background, I've used my life experiences to propel me to become the success I am and to create various way to reach out to inspire and touch lives. To encourage and to motivate and inspire.

I lost a sister at 38 to breast cancer, and a mother to bowel cancer, my father died of multiple complications 20 years ago. I was in an emotionally abusive marriage for 14 years, which is a huge part of why I do what I now do. I was homeless briefly but I've used pain as my stepping stone to build the platform that I have created.

I have two young men 24 and 27 and am a grandmother.

I am adventurous, spontaneous, creative, driven, I love being sporty, I love to dance, I love to learn and I will try anything (within reason) once. I am driven because I want to see how much and what I can actually create, so that I can inspire others not to settle but also to leave a legacy for my family and anyone else who does not want to conform or who believes that there is a limit or ceiling to what they can achieve.