Munching and crawling, caterpillars live the laid-back life, which culminates in a comfortable cocoon. But when the cocoon opens, the creature that emerges can't do the same things it used to do. The butterfly must work to adapt to its new and sometimes confusing life. Like caterpillars, we experience changes that replace old comforts with strange new realities. Try as we might, we can't make things go back to the way they were, but we can learn how to thrive in our changing environment. In "What the Caterpillar Calls the End of the World, the Master Calls the Butterfly," inspiring motivational speaker Meg Johnson teaches skills to accept change, discover our unique and divinely appointed purpose, and ultimately take flight.