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About Robyn
A B.A. Dip. Ed. Graduate of Sydney University, Robyn Pulman spent 18 months with the NSW Department of Education before leaving Australia for Europe.
Between the years of 1977 and 1988, Robyn held senior marketing positions with the Ritz, London; Hyatt Hotels Europe, Middle East and Africa and then on to Marriott Hotels, Europe, Middle East and Africa. During that period, she returned to Australia for two years, 1981/2, during which time she worked for Spectator Sports Marketing, Sydney where she handled the sports marketing accounts for both McDonald's and Coca-Cola.
In 1988, she chose to return permanently to her homeland of Australia to take up a position as Director of Marketing for Mirage Resorts, both here and in the USA. This role required her to direct and co-ordinate the marketing efforts of the hotels, shopping centres, marinas, sports clubs and residential real estate.
Two children and four years later, Robyn and her chef husband, Stephen, moved to Montville on the Sunshine Coast where they opened Mirabelle Restaurant, a business they sold after eight years of operation.
Since that time, Robyn has applied her international, corporate and small business experience to the training and conference speaking arena under the banner head of Creating Winning Habits. Creating Winning Habits has been developed in the knowledge that success in any field of endeavour is the culmination of ordinary activities being carried out in an extraordinary way every single day.
Underlying all Robyn's teaching is that individuals must accept the responsibility for their lives and their careers and need to eliminate excuse and blame in order to take control of their circumstances.
Robyn's style is upbeat and fun. Vital lessons are learned through anecdotes, parables, self-assessment, group activities and games in addition to structured lessons relating to specific skills.
She asks that you attend her sessions with nothing more than a pen, a piece of paper and a Winning Attitude!
Take a look at what our clients are saying about Robyn
Sow an action and reap a habit
Sow a habit and reap a character
Sow a character and reap a destiny
William James
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