Robyn Barnes's guest appearances

Robyn Barnes

Women Taking the Lead

Honorée Corder

Alissa Daire Nelson

Laura Roeder

Diane Gardner

Stacey Brown Randall

Jessica Williams

Niyc Pidgeon

Bola Sokunbi

Marni Battista

John Lee Dumas

Christie Mims

Julie Broad

Don Hutcheson

Natalie Eckdahl

Carol Cox

OwlTail

Robyn Barnes lives in North Yarmouth, Maine, with her husband and two children, Nicholas who is 23 and Alexandra who is 18 and a freshman in college. Since returning to Maine in 1989, Robyn has managed and operated her own businesses, which allowed her to raise her children and work at the same time. Her latest adventure with co-owner Barb Brown is Carpe Diem, a wine room located in Yarmouth, Maine.  Playing Small MomentRobyn got a job at a law firm and expected to go in and take charge, but she realized that was not the case. The value of her contributions was not getting her anywhere. Robyn ended up staying at the law firm much longer than she should have. She feels like she lost a piece of herself from doing that job.The Wake Up CallWhen Robyn had her first son, she had a wakeup call.  She had always taken the traditional 9-5 jobs as long as they gave her a paycheck.  When her son was born, she decided she wanted it all, and she knew that she could have it all.  When she got pregnant, she wanted to work to fulfill her own needs, rather that everyone else's.  Robyn definitely had to make sacrifices to make it work.  She would stay up working until 2am and on weekends when things had to get done, to make sure her kids could stay home.Style of LeadershipRobyn calls herself an extrovert and says she has a type A personality. She believes there are leaders and followers, and we need both. Robyn is a leader with an evolving leadership style.What Are You Excited About?Event planning has Robyn feeling really excited right now. Robyn loves being able to plan and bring joy to events, and she appreciates the opportunity for financial gain that is tied in with doing that job.Leadership PracticeListening makes Robyn a better leader. It’s been more obvious to her as she gets older. Taking the time to allow someone to open up brings another piece of importance to her leadership practice.Book to Develop LeadershipThe Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom by Don Miguel RuizWhat Would You Change?If Robyn could tell her younger self anything, it would be not to take it all so seriously.Inspirational Quote“Never dull your sparkle.”Interview Linkshttp://www.carpediemwineroom.com/ https://www.facebook.com/Carpe-Diem-Wine-Room-1540562549516400/?fref=nf

Robyn Barnes lives in North Yarmouth, Maine, with her husband and two children, Nicholas who is 23 and Alexandra who is 18 and a freshman in college. Since returning to Maine in 1989, Robyn has managed and operated her own businesses, which allowed her to raise her children and work at the same time. Her latest adventure with co-owner Barb Brown is Carpe Diem, a wine room located in Yarmouth, Maine.  Playing Small Moment Robyn got a job at a law firm and expected to go in and take charge, but she realized that was not the case. The value of her contributions was not getting her anywhere. Robyn ended up staying at the law firm much longer than she should have. She feels like she lost a piece of herself from doing that job.The Wake Up Call When Robyn had her first son, she had a wakeup call.  She had always taken the traditional 9-5 jobs as long as they gave her a paycheck.  When her son was born, she decided she wanted it all, and she knew that she could have it all.  When she got pregnant, she wanted to work to fulfill her own needs, rather that everyone else's.  Robyn definitely had to make sacrifices to make it work.  She would stay up working until 2am and on weekends when things had to get done, to make sure her kids could stay home.Style of Leadership Robyn calls herself an extrovert and says she has a type A personality. She believes there are leaders and followers, and we need both. Robyn is a leader with an evolving leadership style.What Are You Excited About? Event planning has Robyn feeling really excited right now. Robyn loves being able to plan and bring joy to events, and she appreciates the opportunity for financial gain that is tied in with doing that job.Leadership Practice Listening makes Robyn a better leader. It’s been more obvious to her as she gets older. Taking the time to allow someone to open up brings another piece of importance to her leadership practice.Book to Develop Leadership <a href="http://www.amazon.com/The-Four-Agreements-Practical-Personal/dp/1878424319" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Four Agreements: A Practical Guide to Personal Freedom</a> by Don Miguel RuizWhat Would You Change? If Robyn could tell her younger self anything, it would be not to take it all so seriously.Inspirational Quote “Never dull your sparkle.”Interview Links <a href="http://www.carpediemwineroom.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.carpediemwineroom.com/</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/Carpe-Diem-Wine-Room-1540562549516400/?fref=nf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/Carpe-Diem-Wine-Room-1540562549516400/?fref=nf</a>

075:  Robyn Barnes on the Philosophy of Carpe Diem 