What Happens When You Stop Performing and Start Trusting Yourself with Robyn Kay

Acting coach Robyn Kay joins Juliette for a powerful conversation on what it really means to be yourself—on stage, in business, and in life. From rebuilding self-trust after failure to using the Meisner technique to drop performance and connect for real, Robyn offers lessons that hit home for any woman building a purpose-driven business. This episode is for the entrepreneur who’s done pretending, done doubting—and ready to show up fully.“Acting isn't lying. It's telling the deepest truth of self.” — RobynTakeaways:Why self-trust is built by keeping promises to yourselfWhat the Meisner technique teaches about truth, listening, and dropping egoHow Robyn rebuilt her confidence after trusting the wrong business partnerThe surprising connection between acting and entrepreneurshipWhy authentic connection is more powerful than polished performanceA practical money habit that helped Robyn feel more financially secureHow to respond when a friend keeps venting—without losing your own energyMeet Robyn KayRobyn Kay is an acting coach and the founder of Robyn Kay Studio—a boutique acting studio in Toronto specializing in the Meisner technique. With a background in acting and performance from her time in New York, Robyn has spent over a decade helping actors (and non-actors) uncover their truth, connect deeply, and use their voice authentically. She’s also a longtime Tony Robbins student and passionate about personal growth, self-expression, and building a life rooted in real connection.ResourcesRobyn Kay Studio websiteRobyn’s Instagram: @robynkaystudioRent The Robyn Kay Studio on Peerspace (Toronto, ON, Canada)