Wendy Robbins from "Homemade Millionaire" is the coach in the TLC reality series.
Wendy Robbins went from $10,000 in debt to make millions by co-inventing and marketing The Tingler head massager. She is a leading expert in the world on mastering the millionaire mindset and how to manufacture and market ideas to millions.
Robbins is the author of "Why Marry a Millionaire? Just Be One! (And While You're At It, Change The World!)" and she can be seen in a upcoming movie, "Awaken Your Riches!," based on the classic book "Think and Grow Rich." The film is slated for distribution in fall 2010 by the publishers of "The Secret."
Robbins attended The Juilliard School for acting. She has directed and produced reality films and TV shows for 13 years, winning two Emmys and a third nomination. She is a member of the Director's Guild, Screen Actor's Guild, and AFTRA. Her art and photography have been shown in galleries and she hosted a weekly radio show, "As You Wish!," for almost three years, reaching over half a million people.
Robbins has been on "Montel," CNN, QVC, hundreds of local news shows and thousands of radio shows.
Wendy Robbins went from $10,000 in debt to make millions by co-inventing and marketing The Tingler head massager. She is a leading expert in the world on mastering the millionaire mindset and how to manufacture and market ideas to millions.
Robbins is the author of "Why Marry a Millionaire? Just Be One! (And While You're At It, Change The World!)" and she can be seen in a upcoming movie, "Awaken Your Riches!," based on the classic book "Think and Grow Rich." The film is slated for distribution in fall 2010 by the publishers of "The Secret."
Robbins attended The Juilliard School for acting. She has directed and produced reality films and TV shows for 13 years, winning two Emmys and a third nomination. She is a member of the Director's Guild, Screen Actor's Guild, and AFTRA. Her art and photography have been shown in galleries and she hosted a weekly radio show, "As You Wish!," for almost three years, reaching over half a million people.
Robbins has been on "Montel," CNN, QVC, hundreds of local news shows and thousands of radio shows.