About Robyn Stecher
"There is no passion to be found
that is less than the life you are capable of living"
COACH. CONSULTANT. AUTHOR.
I am a former entertainment industry veteran. Currently my practice is focused on leadership, executive and personal development coaching, and brand consulting.
As an entertainment industry veteran, I’ve represented award winning performers, celebrities, and thought leaders, creating livelihood, inspiring growth, and fulfilling potential. As an executive I have 30 years of experience collaborating with and mentoring successful, high performing teams.
As a consultant and coach, I help high performance individuals discover how to harness what distinguishes them, and further cultivate what makes them exceptional. Together, we uplevel the “next” in their professional lives and careers.
I have spoken on the subject of women in business and business development. I have facilitated numerous workshops and forums on the significance of how performance is impacted by how we use our most important resource- energy.
I believe our stories are a significant currency for connecting with others. Through the empowerment of discovering we are more connected than we appear to be, and we are stronger than we know.
I am the author of two books, feature articles and essays.
“Just Who We Are – my story of grace, grit and identity” (Incorgnito Press – spring 2021) is a memoir which explores the themes of identity and how we are all imperfect and exceptional as we forge our lives from our stories - becoming who we are.
My first book “There’s Something About Daniel” – ( 2010) documents my love for my son, and the first 18 years of his life which began with the uncertainty of a rare syndrome. For us, limitation led us to liberation. Daniel is proof that “the only true disability is a broken spirit.”
I reside in New York City.
I received my BA in creative writing and literature from NYU. I am an ICF certified coach, as well as having been certified in the course work from the Center for Non-Violent Communication and The Landmark Forum.
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"There is no passion to be found
that is less than the life you are capable of living"
COACH. CONSULTANT. AUTHOR.
I am an entertainment industry veteran, performance development coach, consultant and author.
As an entertainment industry veteran I’ve represented award winning performers, celebrities, and thought leaders, creating livelihood, inspiring growth, and fulfilling potential.
As a consultant and coach, I work with people who are discovering their individuality, and their excellence, exploring and strategizing what’s “next” in their lives. I am certified by IPEC and the ICF.
I am a writer and an author of two books.
“Just Who We Are – my story of grace, grit and identity” (Incorgnito Press – spring 2021) is a memoir which explores the themes of identity and how we are all imperfect and exceptional as we forge our lives from our stories - becoming who we are.
My first book “There’s Something About Daniel” – ( 2010) documents my love for my son, and the first 18 years of his life which began with the uncertainty of a rare syndrome. For us, limitation led us to liberation. Daniel is proof that “the only true disability is a broken spirit.”
I have spoken on the subjects of women in business and parenting. I have facilitated numerous workshops and forums on the significance of how performance is impacted by how we use our most important resource- energy.
I am a seeker, chasing nature, traveling, reading, hiking and taking pictures. I am most alive when I am writing, sharing meals I’ve cooked, and connecting with others through storytelling, empowerment, discovering and celebrating life.
I usually reside in New York City, unless I am somewhere else.
I received my BA in creative writing and literature from NYU in 1980. I am an ICF certified coach, as well as having been certified in the course work from the Center for Non-Violent Communication and The Landmark Forum.
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