WinHers United the podcast is a women empowerment platform that is based on four pillars: business, mindset, personal development, and self-care. At WinHers United we believe these four pillars are necessary to be a successful entrepreneur. During each season, bi-weekly an ah-mazing Woman of Color entrepreneur is interviewed, and tells us more about her business, mindset, personal development, and self-care journey.
Season 10, Episode 5 features Esther Etim - Author, Publisher, Women Empowerment Advocate, and CEO of The Fearless Storyteller House Emporium. During this episode entitled "Be Open to Opportunities", Esther candidly shares her story of entering into a career path that wasn't for her, to ending up exactly where she wanted and was meant to be. Being open to opportunities is what helped Esther evolve, and is an integral part of living a fulfilled life!
Listen in as Esther talks about:
- Showing up and doing your best, even in undesired situations
- Dealing with betrayal, and bouncing back from trusting the wrong people
- How to establish brand clarity and differentiation
- Having the courage to try new things
- Marketing yourself and your business
- The distribution channel she used to grow her publishing company
- Setting boundaries for yourself and your business
- Educating yourself in the areas you want to grow
- Challenging your doubts
- And more
Esther's Bio
Esther Etim helps young women in Law and Media develop strong voices, solid careers and stable personal lives. She believes "If you NEVER ask, the answer will ALWAYS be No", as she's seen what happens when people don't know the right person(s), ways or questions to ask. Or that they can/should even ask questions! So, she provokes people who are tired of the status quo to ask questions and find answers that will encourage and inspire them to live and work as authentically and fully as possible.
An LLB graduate of the University of Kent in Canterbury, Esther holds a Postgraduate Certificate in Food Law from the De Montfort University in Leicester, is a UK BEFFTA (Black Entertainment Film Fashion Television and Arts Award) winner for "Blog of The Year", writes multicultural women's fiction as Chioma Nnani, is the CEO of The Fearless Storyteller House Emporium Ltd, and lives in Abuja.
You can find out more about what she can do for you or your organisation at https://estheretim.org/links.
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