About
Over the last twenty years, Vashti has lived, worked and breathed a life driven by her passion to provoke, inspire and facilitate the transformation and development of human potential. As a true alchemist, after the death of her husband, Vashti chose to convert her own tragic loss into a catalyst to educate and inspire millions of people around the world. Vashti now collaborates and works alongside inspiring individuals and an ever-growing global community on how to harness human potential through purpose, passion and potential.
“Life-changing are the first words that come to mind when I think about the incredibly talented Vashti Whitfield. I sought Vashti out as a Business Coach after having followed her inspiring story, but soon realised that when you work with Vashti nothing is left unturned. Vashti has helped me to develop a mindset and deep belief, that nothing at all is impossible in life!”
VASHTI’S LEGACY PROJECTS SO FAR…
BE HERE NOW FILM DOCUMENTARY
Authentic to the core in her work and life, Vashti turned her own personal grief and loss following the death of her husband, (Starz Spartacus actor) Andy Whitfield, into a catalyst for inspiring millions of people worldwide by co-creating and championing the award-winning documentary feature film, Be Here Now. Available on Netflix.
AUTOBIOGRAPHY - SPARTACUS AND ME
Touching on the nature of fame and relationships, staring trauma and mortality down to the very end, and relaying her own journey of how to go on in the most dire of circumstances; Vashti's honest, searing story will touch anyone who has ever been faced with extreme loss and losing the love of their life.
IN THE PRESS
As a highly active international speaker, presenter and published author - Vashti and has been profiled, interviewed and quoted in major international television, radio, print and blog press including Good Morning America, Access Hollywood, AOL Build, Sirius Radio, The Daily Mail, US Magazine, Associated Press,People.com, Fox.com, DailyMail.com and HuffPost.com. Australian Vogue, Who Magazine, Marie -Clare Magazine, NZ Radio and the Daily Telegraph.
