Life typically isn’t a bowl of cherries. And despite the fact Robyn Newton is the crème de la crème in her field, arriving here was no walk in the park.
“I left home at 15 because of the problems at home,” Robyn tells me. “Although life looked pretty in New Hampshire, it wasn’t,” she said. “I moved into the chief of police’s house in Raymond, New Hampshire (pop 10,284.) From there Robyn migrated to Massachusetts and then went to California. She was trying to find happiness. She knew it was attainable. “I was a nomad in search of a life.”
She went through all the trials and tribulations all young adults deal with including addiction, getting sober at 24, and entering family life and having a child.
But her professional life which she entered in her 20’s involved climbing the corporate ladder. “And it wasn’t for me,” Robyn tells me, “but I had responsibilities and things I had to pay for or buy, so I stuck with it.”
Robyn discovered voice over and began some twelve years on improving her natural abilities to voice in several different genres. She was looking for her sound.
“I’ve spent twelve long years since I began this journey, and I’m improving every day,” Robyn comments.
Her gift for selling the art of domesticity is but one sector of the new home sales market.
And all of this did not happen for Robyn until she was 59-years-old.
“I was overjoyed to leave corporate America,” Robyn admits “and even though I did so late in life, it has worked out beautifully.”
Now 63, Robyn focus’ is on herself, and her personal growth. Her work has never sounded so good, and her network of friends always keep her grounded.
But the little girl that once was, a childhood runaway, the child, has now all grown up.
