Leadership Purpose with Dr. Robin
Jun 17, 2026 · 20 min · 10 segments
This week's "At her Career Crossroads" insight comes from myself, Dr. Robin. *"Somewhere in high school, I made a quiet decision. I decided I wanted to find work that felt meaningful and fulfilling…
Robin L. OwensHost
Long before I created the Purpose Maker Framework, long before I had Language for Purpose, Alignment, Career Crossroads, or identity-first decision-making, I made a quiet decision.

I probably could not have explained it clearly if someone had asked me about it.

But somewhere inside of me, I decided that what I wanted was to find work that felt meaningful, and fulfilling.

It didn't come from having some clear picture of what I wanted to be when I grew up.

It came from loving her, from admiring her, and it came from slowly realizing that a person can be smart, strong, capable, beautiful, and deeply loved, and still carry the ache of a life where some important part of them never got fully expressed.

At the time, I didn't have words for that, but now looking back, I can see it.

I decided I wanted to find work that felt like fulfillment, not just survival.

Long before I created the Purpose Maker Framework, long before I had Language for Purpose, Alignment, Career Crossroads, or identity-first decision-making, I made a quiet decision.

I probably could not have explained it clearly if someone had asked me about it.

But somewhere inside of me, I decided that what I wanted was to find work that felt meaningful, and fulfilling.

It didn't come from having some clear picture of what I wanted to be when I grew up.

It came from loving her, from admiring her, and it came from slowly realizing that a person can be smart, strong, capable, beautiful, and deeply loved, and still carry the ache of a life where some important part of them never got fully expressed.

At the time, I didn't have words for that, but now looking back, I can see it.

I decided I wanted to find work that felt like fulfillment, not just survival.
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