Getting what you want doesn't mean you'll automatically know what to do next. Sometimes achieving something meaningful is where the real learning begins.

Kelly Lyndgaard loved her successful corporate career. But when she discovered the challenges women faced after addiction recovery treatment, she saw a problem she wanted to help solve. She founded Unshattered, an organization that employs women in recovery to create premium handbags from reclaimed materials.

Building Unshattered required more than believing in its mission. Kelly had to challenge her assumptions about what people needed, understand what motivated customers to support the business, and recognize that even positive change can come with unexpected loss.

Dr. J.J. Peterson and Kelly explore the gap between knowing what you want to accomplish and figuring out how to make it happen. From building a sustainable organization to navigating personal transitions, their conversation is a reminder that meaningful change takes both humility and determination.

• Having a clear purpose doesn't mean you have all the answers.
• Understanding what people actually need may require questioning your assumptions.
• A meaningful mission still needs a business model that works.
• Moving toward something better can involve grieving what you're leaving behind.
• Lasting leadership requires the determination to keep going and the humility to keep learning.

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