Dropping Bombs The Truth About Being an Entrepreneur | Things You Are Not Told
Jul 25, 2025
Robyn Norwood, an entrepreneur and real estate professional, shares her journey of resilience after selling her company and navigating legal battles. She discusses her new role at Foundation Title & Escrow, emphasizing the importance of mental well-being over financial stress. The conversation touches on her experiences in the film industry, challenges faced in entrepreneurship, and the launch of an inclusive hat brand for women. Robyn also candidly addresses gender dynamics and discrimination, highlighting the strength found in community and personal growth.
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The Heavy Toll of Legal Battles
- Robyn Norwood recounts fighting a lawsuit after selling her company, which drained her financially and emotionally.
- The legal battle cost her time, family moments, and opportunities, highlighting the high personal cost beyond money.
Transitioning From CEO to Sales
- Robyn Norwood stepped back from entrepreneurship to work for Foundation Title & Escrow building a national division.
- She prefers focusing on sales over managing a large team after her lawsuit experience wore her down.
The Cost of Grit and Strength
- Robyn credits her grit and toughness to growing up in a rural environment where hard work was essential.
- She notes it's hard being a woman who must be tough while desiring moments of softness and vulnerability.
