Robbie, who returned to New Zealand in July after an eight-month stint travelling with her 20-month-old son Jack, learned the art of yoga after a career in journalism.
"There are a lot of things with journalism that have been really useful in communication, confidence in public speaking, assertiveness. All my jobs have led me to the place I am now," she said. But Robbie does miss the "storytelling" and the "fast-paced" elements of journalism.
Robbie began practising yoga 15 years ago after suffering a major knee injury but became more involved during her divorce from reality TV host Dominic Bowden three years ago.
"It wasn't until I went through a divorce that yoga truly became my soul's co-pilot. I realised how crucial it was to finding peace and grounding within myself instead of relying on the external to take care of it for me," she said.
Now Robbie is brimming with confidence over her new project.
"This is the perfect job for me. It combines absolutely everything that I feel are my strengths and we are going to be sharing our knowledge and this Wake Up journey with a lot of people."