Today, Gilbert’s dear friend Robyn James joins the show today to discuss her work guiding purpose-driven entrepreneurs to discover, express, and monetize their truest selves by aligning soul, brand, and business. She has been doing exactly that over her 10+ years as a brand consultant, marketer, and entrepreneur, and especially with her company Studio Co.Creative. Robyn shares with Gilbert and Hafiz how her upbringing, study of human design, and journey to find inner truth has guided her career, and why she wants to help other people uncover their inner Soulpreneur.

“Between two dots – really, the value is in that line: the journey.”

Episode Highlights:

0:57 – Gilbert introduces Robyn

1:42 – Robyn discusses the brand archetypes that she just gave a talk on

3:21 – Growing up as a creative kid, and having open-heart surgery at four years old

7:00 – How her frustration with perfectionism led to her desire to “unbox” herself

12:39 – The unique way that Robyn sees the world, and what human design can teach us about education

18:11 – How she handles pushing her comfort zone

21:21 – Why entrepreneurship is a powerful path for self-discovery

31:57 – a message from our sponsors

33:12 – How social media has been Robyn’s biggest gamechanger, and why “God is the ultimate brand strategist”

38:46 – Having to shift her network during the process of becoming her true self

43:07 – How Robyn has built her community based on deep connections

50:10 – Why “spiritual hygiene” is the pillar of her wellness regimen

51:55 – The surprising advice that Robyn would share with her younger self

53:42 – How you can support Robyn

Connect with Robyn and support her work:

https://robynjames.co/

https://studiococreative.com/

IG: @robynjames.co

LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/in/robynhounjet

Free Alignment Audit: https://robynjames.co/audit

discount code: twodots15

Sponsors of this episode:

Bloom Benefits: www.bloombenefits.ca

Iridium: www.irsnavacord.com

Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the hosts and the guests do not necessarily reflect any agency, organization, or affiliated companies