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• Robyn reveals her youthful spirit, feeling 35 at 62, and shares the importance of redefining her "homeschooling mother" identity after her children grew up and left home.
• How breast cancer served as a catalyst for her to prioritize herself and her dreams.
• The wake-up call of facing her own mortality and the importance of living without regrets.
• How to embrace life as a single woman.
• Finding a path that aligns with her desire for freedom, choices, and how that now allows her to enjoy a full and happy life.
• The significance of self-development and inner work in achieving personal growth and fulfillment.
• How high ticket affiliate marketing and attraction marketing has allowed her to get paid for simply being herself.
• The importance of letting go of the hustle mentality and embracing a more balanced and intentional approach to life.
• The power of real human connection and sisterhood and how easy it is to distance ourselves from it in this digital age.

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Welcome to fierce woman rising. The podcast

that ignites your inner fire and introduces you to women whose

shattered norms, rewritten rules and embraced financial

independence. I'm Claire, accountant, business mentor,

coach and your guide on this transformational journey. Each

week, I'll be sharing powerful interviews with women who have

embraced a life of purpose and taking control of their

destinies. Learn from their stories. Empower yourself and if

you feel called, join us in rewriting your own story.

Financial independence, joy and abundance are not just a dream.

It is your birthright. Let's rise together with fire and

become the next theists woman rising. Hello, hello. This is

really exciting because this is actually my first interview for

the fierce woman rising podcast and I am so very, very excited

to have a beautiful beautiful lady here to share her story.

Robin and I met quite some time ago now I'm sure that she'll

sort of share a bit about that in her in her story. But Robin

is a breast cancer survivor, a mother of seven now adult

children all of which she homeschooled which considering

I'm homeschooling one teenager, I take my hat off to you. She is

a passionate entrepreneur with a mission to empower women towards

a life of abundance and purpose. Rooted in personal development.

She inspires midlife women to seize opportunities for

financial security and personal fulfillment. Robin is a

beautiful soul and a trusted and your trusted partner on your

journey to unlocking new levels of impact and meaning. Warren

Welcome. How good was that as an intro?

That was beautiful, that we get to

connect in this space after you know meeting all those years ago

and our personal development journey.

Absolutely. And I think both of us were really

different people then why don't we why don't we start there? Why

or even before that, why don't we start with let's start with

the sky fill us in with a bit of a bit of your background so we

can get a picture of the woman you are now.

Oh, well, what I have now? Well, I'm 62 I'm

really only 35. And the side though, so even to say those

numbers feels like I'm a New Zealander came over to Australia

like 15 years ago for the land of opportunities to have a fresh

start and bought a piece of land and rural Victoria. And really,

you know, life doesn't turn out how we always think it's going

to and it has been a journey of that and really finding myself

through a lot of challenges. So a broken marriage going through

breast cancer and just really finding myself in a place that I

think, how did I get here and yet knowing deep within clear

that there was more for me, and then my life had meaning and I

think that's we breast cancer was one of my greatest gifts

because I was in a dark place that you know, my marriage was

having problems and and I was challenged that we were living

how we were living and with that diagnosis that really made me

realize that my life mattered and that I actually love life I

had all these dreams and that if it had been shortened, I would

really have had regrets. So that fuels me a great deal and then I

found myself when I was on my own working in health care and

dealing with all these beautiful old souls that would say to me,

Robin, I left it too late, don't you? And so anytime I'm feeling

like a bit nervous or should I do what I you know, desire to

do? I think yes,

just do it. Just do it.

Simply because this is the stories that I heard clear of

people settling and people giving up on their dreams,

people just feeling at the end of the life that it was too late

for them. And, you know, since I took that journey and personal

development one of my most impactful quotes that I really

hold deep within me because of my own personal journey was from

Henry Thoreau that says most men and woman are living a life of

quiet desperation and they die with a song and son. And you

know, that was like, you know that dagger in me I thought that

was exactly what it would have been like if I'd lost my life

and just only this week there's been a beautiful woman and you

know, marketing arena. That's Last two life at 34. My guilt my

friends had a working colleague 31 died suddenly and, you know

these things i Yeah, they really feel me because I realized we

don't have, we're not going to promise for tomorrow, and that

our life matters in the here and now and the decisions we make

today are going to impact our future and what the heck is

holding us back from, you know, our deepest dreams?

Oh my gosh, it's such a it's such an eye opener when you hear

stories like that, isn't it? You know, 3431 years old, like, to

too soon. And I just, you know, I resonate. I mean, I am not a

breast cancer survivor. But I resonate with the, you know, you

just don't know what tomorrow is going to bring. And I made a vow

when I immigrated over to Australia, I made the vow of you

know, I'm, I'm never gonna live a life of what ifs because

obviously, you're immigrating to a new country, you would know as

well, if you know, your your jump was a bit smaller than

mine. But you know, it's big. And he's like, I'm leaving

everyone behind. I'm leaving everything behind. I'm leaving

everyone that I know, I know. I've got a there's a pool for me

coming here. But is it gonna work out? I don't know. But I

made it, I made a decision for myself at that point that I was

never going to live with a what if so, if I had a pool, if I had

an inkling, if I had some kind of thing, nudging me, then I had

to at least explore it. So that I couldn't then say, Oh, what if

I just tried that? Or what if what if it had have worked out?

You know, if I tried it, and it failed? So be it. I didn't have

the what if and that's something I try and live by now.

I love that. I think it's a journey of

embracing and building muscle around uncertainty and backing

yourself, isn't it and be looking for ways that things

will work rather than for reasons why they want? Yeah,

yep. And I always remember that, like we so

it would have been, what about 2017 2018 our paths crossed? I

think, for the first time, when we both were doing our coaching,

coaching, training, and we and at the Coaching Institute in

Melbourne and and, you know, we spoke a lot over those years,

didn't we? Like we'd always have weekly conversations, we

practice our skills on each other. And, you know, I think of

I think of me back then I think of you back then and we're very,

very different people, but also the same people, I think always,

like deep down where we are, you know, we were ourselves at our

core, aren't we, but just life happens and shit happens. And we

kind of built this crust around us. And I guess the journey for

those that feel so inclined is to chip away at that crust,

isn't it and get back to sort of our core where we started from.

Absolutely. And, you know, that's their whole

identity journey, isn't it? And I realized that I my identity

was glued to the vehicle of Mark Pinter and you know, I had a

journey of uncoupling from that, you know, to find out really who

was Robin now, and I really love that that I as you said, we

really are the same we're actually more our true selves

now because we've realizing, you know what we really do desire in

life what are our values what we stand for, and we've found like

minded people to journey life with that think a bit like us

that we don't want to settle that we want more freedom, we

want more adventure. Heck, I want one fun, you know, is the

here's the ticking by and I think I don't have time to waste

you know, and every day matters. So I'm living my best life every

single day with you know, that's still the focus on some of my

bigger dreams. Yeah,

I always remember that about our

conversations and I have held this the words that you've said,

so close to my heart, you know, and I've shared them with so

many people over the years you know, I always remember you

saying, you know, there was always something like I would

just wait until the kids started school or you know, got school

got through school, then it's I'll just wait till this and

I'll just do this and now one of the kids is doing this and I'll

just wait till this and then as you said before, before you knew

it it's like okay, well they will find the nest now. Your

identity was so tired to motherhood and being busy and

obviously having such a large family and homeschooling the

more when when that all changed. That that Who the hell am I now

question like it's something that is coming up with people

I'm talking to now. It hits us anyway at a point in life,

doesn't it? But for you in particular, it would have hit

really hard.

Well, there was a lot of broken pieces along the

way that I really had to put back together. And you know,

it's been some thing that I could never have imagined or

foreseen that I would have had to go through. And yet, I really

love where I'm at, I love who I am, I love what I'm creating.

And it's not all about me, you know, my, I have a burning

mission to impact the lives of other woman that, like me, when

my marriage ended, I was lining up for food vouchers. And so,

you know, eight years ago, and that's sort of unconceivable to

me now. And Anita, I'm just so grateful for some of these

lessons. And yet, I, my mission, I guess, is to help women avoid

us to, you know, equip themselves with financial

security, to be able to make choices for their safety or

their well being, and to be able to actually have choices along

the way to to take more care of themselves, because that was

something that I was very, very good at caring for other people.

It really, I believe, you know, with my breast cancer journey, I

did not listen to my body, I was very good at overriding what my

body was screaming out to me, and I just worked and pushed and

yeah, denied so many of my own internal drains. And yeah, it's

so beautiful to be on that path now of creating them and seeing

the reality of that. And yet, you know, what's the point

unless you can enjoy it with other people?

Yeah, exactly. Exactly. I want to I'm really

curious, because obviously, this this podcast, the whole purpose

of this podcast is sharing women's inspirational stories on

how how they came to find the business that we now operate in,

in the high ticket affiliate marketing space, how, how they

how you came to find that space, and what it's now allowing you

to, to achieve, and how it's allowing you to live. And so you

know, when I when I think back to when we, when we first met,

you know, we were both training to be coaches. And I think at

the time you were also partnering with some other lower

ticket businesses, I seem to recall. So what was what was the

journey for you? Like, what, how, what, what did that look

like? You know, you'd had that sort of line in the sand moment

you'd you'd got through breast cancer, you've got through a

marriage breakup. You've got through all the kids flying the

coop? What was that journey? What led you to find this and

use this as your vehicle for living your purpose?

Great question clear? Well, I did have one son

still with me. And he was at high school I had to put him in

the last three years. And I remember him telling me, I was

ruining his life, to go to school. So that was a good thing

in many ways, that he really loved and cherished his

homeschooling times. But anyway, I had joined age and aged care

training course. And so I ended up working in private hospital

as a personal carer. When I first left, you know, my

marriage ended. So then I started the personal development

route, where I was training, I was doing all of this after my

job, and oh, it was a never ending cycle with the marketing.

That's what I found. Like, I just love personal development,

I love transformation that lights me up no in and you know,

human behavior is fascinating. And that is like one aspect of

having a coaching business. The other aspect was marketing,

getting yourself out there, you know, connecting with new leads

all the time creating courses, and I was just getting burned

out. And I've always been an entrepreneur, as far as I've

always dabbled, use low ticket, network marketing, journeys, and

never really made any money with that, but often love the

products and even now, today, I'm still on some, but I

realized that what I was doing was just not gonna get me to

living the life that I really dream of. And part of that is

travel. Part of that is making greater impact with woman in the

area of financial security. Because as I looked back and

reflect now, that was my greatest chasm, my that gap in

my life was the financial side of it. I, you know, I realized

that I gave and I gave my power away so much as a young woman,

and as far as financial literacy and empowering myself to manage

my own finances, and it was not that I didn't know how to but in

a way it was conveyed eventually, it'll take take

over. But then I realized, actually, I had no control over

anything in the end. And in so I was left in a very, very

vulnerable position. And this has shown me and highlighted

with so many other woman the highest poverty and homelessness

at risk demographic in this country and around the world, in

fact, and it's like, I've put that line in the sand and said,

that's just not good enough for the beautiful souls that have

given so much of the life. So it was actually coaching friends

that had given up who who job and was doing coaching, while I

thought it was coaching full time. So I reached out to her

and I said, What are you doing? How do you make it happen?

Because I would have good months at my coaching practice, and

then it would be like, you know, scarcity, and the often wanting

someone's results more than your own. And then you'd be chasing

up payments. And I just thought, oh, my gosh, you know, it was a

never ending bucket of debt to pay for a business coach, do I

need to pay for this, you know, to get out. And I'm not afraid

of, you know, diving in and learning new things. But it was

just like, there was a never ending cycle. So this friend of

mine said, what she was doing that she was, had was building a

brand and getting paid to be here. And I thought what that

means getting paid to be you. Yeah, so tell me more why. And,

yeah, so it unfolded that I found high ticket affiliate

marketing. And the beautiful thing was that a product that

really aligned with my health and wellness values, and the

people that were in it, were just empowered, they were, you

know, chasing chasing the dreams, they were really to

create change, and I just love being around positive, uplifting

people that are really wanting to squeeze the goodness of life

out, and not having to do this journey yet ourselves. That is

just, you know, I came into it for the financial security, but

I have received so much more.

Oh, totally, totally resonate with that, with

all of that, you know, the coaching side of it, you know, I

love I absolutely love. The part of my coaching and facilitation

business that I really loved was you know, helping people and

just sharing a nugget that someone you know, you could just

see someone's eyes light up, you could feel the energy just

bounce out of them. And it's like, man, that's exactly what

they needed. And, you know, I would come away from sessions or

programs I was running just so fired up. And so like, Yes, this

is, this is what it's all about, this is what I'm here for that

then exactly like you say, you've got the flip side of it,

you've got all that back end stuff. And you know, or the

admin or the marketing or the tech or the content creation or

the you know, the recording the editing that this that that and

it just it literally got to the point where, you know, I was

totally broken. I've shared my story in another episode and

yeah, so to to to find something that we can essentially do the

fun bits, can't we? You know, as coaches Yeah, we can do the fun

bits we can do the bits that light us up, we can make the

impact. We can help people we can, we can empower people, but

we don't have to do any of that other stuff anymore.

Well, that was the game change when I realized that

I could bring my passion for change and transformation for

woman into the arena. That was my gap as a woman rebuilding

your life. I thought, ah, because it took me a while to

think how can I bring this into my coaching business? Yes. And

when I saw it, it was like, I got that epiphany and I thought

yes, this is good. And yeah, it's really has been a game

changer with the automation and just following a proven system

and really getting paid to be who we are. This is it. It's

just like sharing our life, sharing our story sharing the

fun, the good, the bad, the ugly. relatable, you know, to an

ordinary people because that's exactly what we are. You know,

I'm 62 I've been a homeschooling mom for many decades. And I

really love all that I you know, I've learned techy things and

you don't have to be techie. But there is so much support and

done for you systems that this has really been something that

I'm just so I was so grateful that I wasn't closed minded to

clear that I leaned in headlock and thought, what if I got to

lose, you know, and I was the investment into this to get into

this business the was an investment. And for me, that was

an issue, you know, the financial side, but I looked at

not what it was going to cost me, but what the return of

investment was going to be. And just being able to do it with

these beautiful woman that I already knew, had built that

know, like, and trust and knew that I would have that support.

I just thought, What have I got to lose? I haven't got anything,

and what if I don't do this? What is my choice, you know, I

will be still doing the same old thing. And it was, my story was

that I lost two jobs in the healthcare with all the mandates

and everything. And so, I am just so so grateful that I had

already embarked on this journey. So I had this too, as

was my line in the sand. This was going to be a full time. So

yeah, and the rest is history really.

And who they say yeah, I, I remember when

when I finally because this was this is as an opportunity is

something that came across my path. A good, a good probably

1214 months before I even decided to look at it. You know,

I was I was like, no, no, I don't do I don't do network

marketing. You know, I'm an I'm an accountant. I'm a business

coach, I do proper business sort of thing. You know, that's but

that's, that's a play business. That's not real. And you know,

the whole it's a, it's a scam, it's a they suck you in with all

the marketing in no one really gets those results, all that

sort of stuff. But then it's funny, isn't it when something

crosses your path? I believe that we see things when we're

meant to see them. And you know, for me 18 Odd months ago, now, I

was meant to see it to open my eyes to it. And I was I was

meant to judge it. I wasn't meant to jump in at that point,

as much as I sometimes wish now Oh, wouldn't it have been

amazing to have come across this 10 years ago, I wouldn't have, I

wouldn't have even seen it 10 years ago, you know, I would

have just discounted it. I don't know if you were the same, but I

would have just discounted it and cast it aside. So you know,

it's come at the perfect time as everything does. You have lost

my train of thought, but I just think it's funny how things

cross our paths for a reason, don't they? And at that point,

we have the opportunity we either as you did lean in, and

at least have a look. Or we judge it like I did to start

with but then it kept popping back and kept popping back and

kept popping back until I was like, Oh my God. All right,

fine.

And, you know, I hit those some of those stories

to within my thinking that I saw that this was quite different,

you know, it's more direct selling. And it's using

attraction, marketing, and really finding your tribe, you

know, people that resonate with you that aligned with your

values align with your purpose. And I really love that, that

we're not out trying to find it or you know, sign up in person,

it's with high ticket affiliate marketing, we only need, you

know, a few people to work together and your life has

really transformed. And that sounds almost too good to be

true. But the reality is, this gets to be as simple as we

choose that we need to be, you know, committed to following a

system that's already proven. And we use this business model

that really is taking advantage of the digital world now. And I

really think if we do not start to think about business in a new

paradigm, we're going to be left behind and if COVID didn't prove

to us all that businesses how we've known, a very, very

vulnerable, and this business head growth COVID Because who is

not looking for more time, freedom, financial freedom, the

ability to work from your phone while you're sitting in the

pool. And literally that's what I have done over and over, sat

on the beach just out of a pinch myself, I think, oh my gosh, all

the injuries are hidden health care, and all the politics of

other people's roles. And I think I've never been to wear a

uniform. I was mean to be free and I guess I am just this free

thinker. I've never been frightened to run my own race.

And obviously, you know, I didn't come from a family that

had a big family. And here I am having all these children and

then homeschooling and yeah, I just feel like I didn't set out

to perhaps choose a different path. But it's just, I have to

I'm a woman that I have to be true to my own values and

myself. And I know it when I'm, I'm not walking in alignment

with that. So yeah, I just see this as an incredible

opportunity to, for a woman to really thrive and to be able to

be. And when I say self sufficient, that does not mean

that you are living in your masculine because I see this as

enabling women to be far more in the feminine energy that it's

not wearing that masculine hat all the time having to do all

the do and go out and chase business and make all this

money. It's like seeing these woman just rushing in sisterhood

and self Kia and yeah, I know, it's sounding like I'm painting,

that could be the roses, there is work to be done, done. And

there is new skills, and yet, the rewards are just phenomenal,

clear.

Evie, they are and it's really, it's

interesting that you you bring up the masculine and feminine

energies. And you know, for someone listening in, they might

be like, What the hell are they talking about, you know, it's

completely foreign language to me, but, you know, in layman's

terms, I think as women in the modern day, you know, we we want

to, we work like women work now women have businesses now yet,

we still feel we've we've we've played the mother role, the

housekeeper role. So we're trying to do absolutely

everything we're trying to work, we're trying to bring in money,

we're trying to stand on our own two feet, yet, we're also trying

to be a calm and present mom who doesn't lose their shit and

scream at kids and we're trying to have a tidy household and

we're trying to have a good relationship and we're trying to

be fit and healthy. And we're trying to still have fun. And we

know the importance of downtime and me time and we're trying to

fit that in as well. And that's the that's kind of the masculine

isn't it is that hustle, hustle, hustle got to do doo doo doo doo

all the time. And, like, I know, personally, that somewhere I've

been trapped, and I slip into it. So, so much so, so easily. I

had to remind myself of it just the other night, you know, I was

trying to trying to sort some tech out to make things to make

something happened all automatically and I was like, I

had to check in and I was like, Claire, you are making this too

hard. And that is what I love about the business that we're

now in and like, you are making it too hard. Stop, just stop.

This is fun, this is simple, this is easy. Do it like this,

be done with it, and then use that energy to go do something

else, you know, go play with the kids go for a walk, walk the

dog, whatever it might be.

Yes, the things that really matter in life, you

know, when you're when your life is short, and or you're reaching

the end of it, you look back and think all these things don't

actually matter. You know, what does matter and it's, as you

said, being present with your family doing things that, you

know, contribute into the lives of others. And, you know, what

you were just sharing before this a big fat lie, you know, we

feed this lie, and we feed this false illusion of what a mother

a woman should be. And that is just not easy, because there's

so many women feeling like they're not enough that they're

not worthy of, you know, to have things more with ease and

abundance and that they have to prove themselves to be

acceptable or to be loved. And that is another layer of you

know, our journey and we get a lot of personal development and

the platform that we're part of and yeah, it's like it is an

internal journey this whole life in the more we focus on the

external the more we robbed really and just to be able to

surrender and to allowing life to work out exactly how it

should and to trust self and back yourself and know that

we're not alone is you know, when normalizing this rather

than normalizing the nine to five your kids off at daycare

picking them up, you know, frantic stress and then dropping

into being exhausted not able to be present with your husband or

partner. You know, this is why I believe there's so many

breakdowns and so many issues is because women are too much in

that masculine they're having to wear too many hats. They don't

feel seen. They don't feel heard. They disillusion that

unfulfilled, full stop. And yet they don't necessarily see that

the choices can be these to create something different.

Absolutely. And certainly what I have noticed

what I felt myself previous sway. And what I've certainly

noticed, in the women around me and the women I speak to, is

that we feel there has to be a choice. It's like, well, I'm

either a career woman or I'm, or I'm a mom, I'm either, you know,

happy or I'm thin, because I have to diet and exercise and

all this kind of stuff. It's like there's always this either

either either, either, and, and I've always had this internal

belief of that. No, I don't, I don't want it to be either.

either. I want all of it. And, you know, like, you could call

me selfish, like, I've been called pig, you know, pigheaded

selfish, whatever it is, but at the same time, I'm like, no,

like, I deserve this. Like, I could feel it inside yet. I

quietened that down. I was like, Okay, well, maybe I am being

childish. Maybe I am being selfish, maybe I am being

unrealistic and and we quell and quieten our inner voice, don't

we to fit the box to fit the societal norms. And that's what

I really want to smash through this podcast and through these

conversations. And, and I do just before I let you do just

want to put something out there right now, because I have also

had this sort of thrown in my face this week, as well. Like,

I'm not saying if there is someone out here listening to

this, who is, you know, a working woman in a job

balancing, balancing that job and motherhood and every other

part of life and she's feeling happy, and she's feeling

fulfilled? Rock on, we're not we're not bagging that. Are we

at all? You know, it's, it's those women that are in that

situation that feel there's more or feel? Or how would you

describe it,

what I really see is the golden experience as

being able to be learned from your feminine energy, your

heart, that you feel like you can be there for a friend. And

this is what I see this business giving us with choices is that

you're driving down the road to visit a friend and you just feel

prompted, I'm just gonna pull into that flower shop and pick

up a bunch of flowers for them, or I'm gonna send this to

somebody or I'm going to surprise you know, we are

nurturers, we thrive on being able to, you know, make a

difference in people's lives. And I just think that's exactly

right, that there are so many women just living a life where

they are denying their own truth. And I get it that

sometimes it's too hard to actually even go there because

what are the choices but I do see if you Why is big enough,

and you know that another 10 years and other 20 years, you

know, life is gonna pass you by anyway. And your children, I can

tell you, you know, homeschooling seven, I had a lot

of time with my kids. And yet it was gone in a heartbeat. And I

can remember when my younger son left home at all, he were

actually when he was 21, I created this beautiful video for

him and put this really emotional song with it. And I

just had hitched me that when he leaves, that would be it, you

know, I'd be on my own. And I just I remember we were in

lockdown and Victoria and it was cold. And I was lying by the by

the heat and listening to this video by my eyes out and he came

in and she goes, Oh man, and he gave me a big hug. It was so

beautiful. But I just think, you know, these moments are to be

cherished and how, you know, what regrets are you going to

have if you're not able to be present. And we are living in a

life where a lot of women are feeling guilty. And they and yet

they avoid actually addressing it because they don't feel like

there's any options out there for them. And we're living in a

very materialistic world, and I'm all about creating financial

stability and choices and having abundance. And yet it's often

the material things are placating, you know, their own

inner unfulfillment to make themselves feel better, but it's

actually just Compounding the problem because they have to

continue to work hard or to pay off this and to,

to have the house and have the car and go on

the holidays and keep up appearances and

clear exactly. And I think this is the blessing of

getting to my stage in life of going through facing my own

mortality that I realize some of the things that really matter to

me in a flesh car and, you know, all those things don't actually

matter so much our own vet needs Two years ago, I had this really

pressing urge and, you know, prompting to get rid of

everything that I to let go really of things that I thought

that I was dependent on to be happy, and to travel lighter in

life. And that's what I did. And it was an emotional journey

getting rid of things. So I really didn't want to, and I'm

Freer at, and it's more about experiences now. And that

contribution and making a difference and an impact. And

being proud of who I am and leaving that legacy for my kids

that mum never gave up on her dreams that, you know, she gave

it a good shot, and she did not lead the trials of life, the

challenges the pain, you know, determine who she was going to

be that I was able to rise over that and use that to fuel my

journey forward. And I will just always be so grateful, I

wouldn't change a thing. You know, there's things that I

still feel sad about, or disappointed that I would not

change them because it's made me to be the woman that I am. And

I'm way more empathetic and compassionate to people's

journeys and stories. And one of the things actually, that I

really love about this community is it's so accepting, yes,

embracing of everybody, and that we all come with our different

baggage with our different experiences, but we're accepted

where we are. And we lifted a higher and yeah, it's certainly

beautiful gift for us. I really believe and I will always be

grateful for that.

Absolutely. And you know, someone said to me,

not long ago because we've just got back from from beautiful

retreat in Byron Bay, haven't we? And someone said to me not

longer before I went, Oh, I don't know how you do it. Like

how do you how are you? Are you going on your own? And I you

know, do you know people there and like how to how do you do

it? How do you go and stay somewhere for like, a long

weekend with people you don't even know. And I don't know

about you, but the thought of it in those through that lens

didn't even occur to me. It didn't even occur to me that I

only knew maybe like three of the three or four of the new

almost 20 people that were there that I'd met them before. It did

not occur to me because even though they're physical

strangers everybody there is there for a reason everybody is

there because they're a certain type of person everybody is

there because they realize that there's more out there and I'm

finding it hard to find the words and and as you say, you

know you walk into a room of strangers yet you don't feel

awkward you don't feel strange you feel welcomed you feel loved

you feel nurtured and and I didn't realize that that was

what I was missing. And that was what I was deeply deeply craving

I had no idea absolutely no idea I was so firmly in my masculine

in my hustle in my let's just get shit done. Let's just get

let's just get through the day, that's just you know, and

focusing on the next thing focusing on the next thing I had

no idea how much of a desire I had for connection and that

sisterhood and that community and that is the other beautiful

element of this business that we've chosen to align with isn't

it

Shiva and you know in this time that we're living

in people missing that more than ever you know, we're all

connected on Facebook and social media and yet is loneliness and

despair is at a you know all time high and to be able to

share that is just so beautiful and as a single woman now you

know, I just love that I have these woman in my life and yeah,

that you are connected with through the internet through the

phone or through these gatherings together and yeah,

that's Watch out like my mother's day you know grew up

with where you supported one another but off site people are

very much alone. They don't have someone to come and mine the

children and and then you don't have the funds to be able to

make certain things happen. And I just think it's about you

know, breaking down all these walls that are felt, you know,

that are unrealistic and to be able to open your hearts and

your lives to you know other to sharing it with other people and

to collaborate more and to enjoy the journey more with others is

something that we have lost the art of we are like my

grandparents and even my parents certainly had more aspects and

to me the lives lost really rich, they were rich and

abundant. And, you know, wealth to me encompasses all of those

aspects clear.

It's not just the money, is it?

Oh, no, no, no, that's not to mean we need

money. And people are often triggered by money. And I've

been triggered by, you know, our Money Story, what we've been

conditioned with, and this is something that we go into with,

you know, some of the training, which is so powerful and psych,

we need to be open to receive, don't we and not be that hero

that Oh, no, I can do it. I'll do it and sacrifice sacrifice

that site? What if things could be easier, and that we could

receive more without the stress without the hustle? And that

we're in more flow? Yes, right. So more kindness and compassion

to ourselves as woman and lifting each other up, rather

than pulling down?

It? Yeah, we can, we could go on and on and

on, with all the you know, all the all the benefits, all the

wonderful things that we're experiencing, because, like, as

you alluded to, and it certainly was the same for me, you know,

it to start with, for me, it was like, right, I need something

that I can build from home, and that I can I want to make money

and I want to make good money, I want the effort that I put in to

reward me well, financially kind of being so I knew there would

be an investment I was like, right? What kind of money can I

make from that investment? And I was, I was still very much in

masculine very much in like accountant mode, you know, it's

like, what is the return on investment in this? And I

started, right, right back, like, after just a couple of

months, I started talking about how this business had changed my

life. And, and Terry, my hubby pulled me up, he was like, Yeah,

a bit premature to be to be telling people how this has

changed your life. And I was like, Well, no. Because it has

because changed my life doesn't mean I now have a million

dollars in the bank changed my life means I can see potential

means I can I feel excited again, I can see possibility,

like I can feel joy, I can I have this weight that was down

over that was on my shoulders is gone. Like, my smile is bigger.

My aura is shining bright. I'm like, it has changed my life.

And I love how you shared the same but different, you know,

from your perspective as well, it's,

I think you're you are you're shining bright, and

it's beautiful. Because the one thing that this gives us is hope

and hope for a better way of living, a hope for more

fulfillment in our lives, you know, a hope that we're going to

create a better world for our children, our grandchildren.

And, you know, there's many aspects of this business, we

could talk about that we probably don't have time, but

with legacy income and and the thing is, you know, we are on

that journey to create the abundance, you know, the

financial freedom. And yet, you know, I just had a sale not long

ago, and someone came in and joined me in my business. And

that was equivalent to like two months work of in the health

care we are I've got rich shoulders,

working crazy ships, like you said before

dealing with all the politics in the ship. Yeah, it's unique in

planning. And

so it doesn't start the year we build up to

that. But that is what's possible. And so I'm, I'm a

great believer that of others can so can I end this by much

evidence. And I've been on this journey now for two years. And

so I have the, the fortunate lesson of being able to see

people's journey, and exactly where they are now. And I can

tell you, it's like creating lives that they never dreamed

possible. But it says we're we need to be consistent. We need

to be committed. We need to not give up at every roadblock,

because there will be because it's our internal world that

we're having to deal with. You know, who am I to say this who

am I to want to be you know, financially secure and abundant

so that I can use that to make a difference in more lives. And

yeah, I just love that because you were empowering. We're in

the business of empowering woman to literally be sly family.

Absolutely. And you know what could be more

rewarding than that?

Exactly.

What would you what would you say final closing

comments if if there's somebody listening to this who's like oh

my My gosh, like, I resonate with so much of where were where

you were Robin, like I would that was me, you know, like,

what would be your advice to someone going, but I just don't

know how to get out of this. I can't find a way out.

Yeah, well, first of all, I want to say that we're

not about trying to convince anybody that this has to be the

path. And so we're both very, you know, what do we call

professional woman that reached out to us, and part of what we

can show you is the automation where we can share a video with

you a webinar or a masterclass. And to be able to help you get

an idea of how this business model goes, the compensation

lien and get curious and get clear on what it is that you

really want in life?

Absolutely, absolutely. And I'll put, I'll

put the links to, to your socials in the show notes to

this episode. So wherever anyone's listening from, they'll

be able to connect with yourself for myself and future episodes

of the show as well. So, so good. Any final closing

comments, words of wisdom?

Well, ask yourself, you know, what is

keeping you so loyal to something that's keeping you so

stuck? And you know, for me, it was I always asked my quiz. The

question is, Will I regret this? Will I regret not, you know,

giving something a go? Well, I, you know, get down the road 10

years and think you know what, I should have done this. And I

love that you've stepped out and you've done your podcast again,

and I'm honored to be your first guest. It's really special.

Because you've always had a soft spot in my heart, and you know,

through sharing similar journeys. So the thing is, don't

think that you can't, you are not the exception. And I'll

leave that with you.

Absolutely love it. Robin, it's always a

pleasure. I absolutely love talking with you. Thank you so

much. And I am so happy that you're you're my first guest on

this brand new show. And I'm super excited for for your

journey for my journey for the women who are going to join us

and impact change their lives and impact the lives of those

around them as well. And I'm really excited for the

conversations yet to come. So thank you. I really appreciate

your time.

Thank you clear so much.

Ah, what an epic, epic conversation. I just,

every time I speak to Robin, I just feel I don't know, calm. I

just feel grateful I have a beaming smile, like my cheeks

are glowing now like that. She just has the most beautiful

energy, I think and there's always so much gold from every

conversation that we have. So I trust that that came through for

you as well. And as I said at the end of that conversation,

I'll post all of Robins, socials and contact details in the show

notes of this episode. So wherever you're listening to

this from jump on to that app and have a look through the show

notes, and you'll find Robins contact details. If that's

something that you are feeling called to do to connect with

her, you will be able to do it. So thank you so much for lending

me your ears for this conversation. I'm really excited

for the things to come for this podcast. My my mission with it

is really to share the diversity of women who are within this

community who have decided that they want more and like we said

through that conversation, this isn't Pooh poohing people who

don't want more This isn't Pooh poohing you if you have a

traditional business, if you have a nine to five, if you're a

stay home mom, wherever you're at, if you are happy and

contented and fulfilled with where you are then that is so

perfect. And you know, keep doing you. It's amazing. This

show can act as a pathway as a gateway as a doorway to walk

through if you're someone who is not quite where you want to be.

Or if you've got that deep rooted feeling inside that far

out. I'm here for more like surely there's more to life than

this surely this isn't it. You know, I had that like yearning I

had that energy bubbling up it would just come to the surface

every now and again and then I'd just push it down. I'd push it

down and I'd be like for God's sake, Claire, grow up, you know,

you're in your 40s now you We're an adult now you're a grown up

now you don't have thoughts and dreams and, and crazy ideas like

that you've got to stop. You can't do that anymore. You've

got to just settle down and I would listen to that for a while

and then those all that energy would bubble up to the surface

again. So maybe that's something that you resonate with and maybe

it's maybe it's something that you've you've not known how to

deal with and in that regard if that's you then hey, look, reach

out, let's let's, let's connect let's have a chat and see if

what we have chosen to do could be the thing that you choose to

do as well. The fierce woman rising masterclass is available

for a watching for anybody who is feeling called and as of

right now, because this podcast is brand new. I don't have any

super duper sexy links to to send through so you're gonna

have to just reach out to me on my socials. Send me a DM send me

a message comment on a comment on one of the posts about this

podcast episode and I'll hook you up with the replay of the

first woman rising masterclass that we presented just a couple

of days ago because it is going to say it freakin fantastic.

Alrighty, I will sign off for this week and look forward to

sharing another inspirational empowering a fierce or and

rising story with you all very soon. Bye bye