Leadership Purpose with Dr. Robin
Jun 10, 2026 · 27 min · 9 segments
This week's "At her Career Crossroads" insight comes from myself, Dr. Robin. *"Women should not have to abandon themselves in order to be successful."* Here are 3 reasons why you should listen to…
Robin L. OwensHost
Maybe the reason the next decision feels so heavy is not because you lack ambition, intelligence, discipline, or gratitude.

Maybe it feels heavy because some part of you already knows that the way you've been deciding no longer works.

You've followed the path fulfilled the expectations, earned the respect, carried the weight, and made things work.

Not just, what should I do next, but who am I now? What no longer fits? What am I tired of performing? What decision would allow me to move forward without leaving myself behind? That's the question underneath so many career crossroads.

Before Purpose Maker became the title of my forthcoming book, which is Purpose Maker, Deciding with Clarity at a Career Crossroads.

Decisions that taught me the difference between being capable and being connected.

Decisions that taught me the difference between what looks good on paper and what feels true inside.

And before Purpose Maker became the beginnings of a movement, it became a conviction in me Women should not have to abandon themselves in order to be successful.

So today, before we move into our next solo series, I want to pause and reintroduce you to the work behind my work.

what Purpose Maker is, why it exists, why it's more than career advice, and why I believe that at a career crossroads, the most powerful decision you can make is the one that begins with who you truly are.

Maybe the reason the next decision feels so heavy is not because you lack ambition, intelligence, discipline, or gratitude.

Maybe it feels heavy because some part of you already knows that the way you've been deciding no longer works.

You've followed the path fulfilled the expectations, earned the respect, carried the weight, and made things work.

Not just, what should I do next, but who am I now? What no longer fits? What am I tired of performing? What decision would allow me to move forward without leaving myself behind? That's the question underneath so many career crossroads.

Before Purpose Maker became the title of my forthcoming book, which is Purpose Maker, Deciding with Clarity at a Career Crossroads.

Decisions that taught me the difference between being capable and being connected.

Decisions that taught me the difference between what looks good on paper and what feels true inside.

And before Purpose Maker became the beginnings of a movement, it became a conviction in me Women should not have to abandon themselves in order to be successful.

So today, before we move into our next solo series, I want to pause and reintroduce you to the work behind my work.

what Purpose Maker is, why it exists, why it's more than career advice, and why I believe that at a career crossroads, the most powerful decision you can make is the one that begins with who you truly are.
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