Born in South Africa, Robyn spent most of her childhood there and in Namibia before relocating to London to train in acting at age 14. The culture shock of the UK required some adjustment. The Brit School, dedicated to performing arts was liberated, innovative and creative. She attended Dartington College of Arts five years later and completed her BA in Theatre. From there, the world was her oyster... or so she thought.

Robyn spent the following 15 years pursuing her passion. This involved many travels, many part time jobs and constant change. Acting jobs were few and far between, from stage, TV and film. Somewhere along the way, the zest for passion had worn thin, and focus on success and recognition was soon becoming more of a priority. She took matters into her own hands and started producing short clips and made a short film set in a swimming pool, titled 'Lane'. Luck was on her side in her debut project as many filmmaking friends supported the concept and lent a helping hand, creating a very unique and special film. However, the film was too niche to be of much recognition and funds were drying out fast.

By the end of 2018, Robyn panicked. Since the age of 14, she had been dedicating every decision based on her goals and achievements. She realised she wasn't particularly excited about it anymore. Challenges, obstacles and continued adjustments had worn her down. And optimism was in short supply.

In attempt to pull herself out of a rut, she tried out some self-development programmes. While at this point, she had already been reading tarot for 2 years, which was slowly bringing in income, she had no zero that she was about to fall down the spiritual rabbit hole.