Andrew Kroes joins Mitch to share the incredible story behind The Shoe That Grows - an innovative product that's now helping children in more than 100 countries.
But this conversation is about far more than shoes.
Andrew shares how one observation in Kenya sparked years of innovation, perseverance, and purpose. Together, Mitch and Andrew explore what it really takes to build solutions that last, why the best ideas often begin with messy first steps, and how meaningful work becomes even richer when it's built alongside people you love.
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In this episode you'll discover:
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Why lasting solutions often outperform temporary relief
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What every entrepreneur can learn from years of product testing and failure
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How one unexpected viral moment completely changed Because International
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Why relationships - not just ideas - fuel long-term success
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Andrew's simple challenge that anyone can do this week to make a meaningful difference
If you've ever wondered whether your idea could make an impact - or needed encouragement to keep going when progress feels slow - this conversation is for you.
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Resources & Links
Learn more about The Shoe That Grows - https://becauseinternational.org
Instagram - https://instagram.com/becauseinternational
Facebook - https://facebook.com/becauseInternational
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Your mission this week:
What stood out most to you?
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What's one problem you've noticed that others might simply accept?
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Where might you be settling for a temporary fix instead of building a lasting solution?
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Who could you intentionally encourage or serve this week?
Leave a comment and let us know.
And if someone came to mind while listening, send them this episode. You never know what one conversation - or one simple idea - might change.
