This photo is from the Salk Institute for Biological Studies, La Jolla, California, and is an exhibit of Dale Chihuly's glass sculpture installation called The Sun and Black Niijima Floats.

Some of you might know this already, but I am a massive fan of the art of glass-blowing, and I have tried my hand at it a few times. Chihuly is one of my favorite glass artists because he effortlessly unites color, light, form, and space to deliver uniquely immersive experiences. Chihuly has completed ambiti…

I recently came across a book that intrigued me from the moment I read the title, Gardeners Not Mechanics: How to Cultivate Change at Work by Gary Lloyd. I thoroughly enjoyed the ideas that Gary shared creating lasting change and how to approach it. As Gary points out, gardeners cannot predict or control their environments. Instead, they must balance art and science, proceed through trial and error, then nourish and support their crop. Likewise, leaders seeking to effect change in their organiza…

"Learning begins with inspiration. It's the engine behind a student's motivation and the glue that makes ideas stick." – David Perell

Over the past few years, I have been delving deeper into the world of neuroscience and exploring how we learn. I have been fascinated with what I have uncovered and it has left me with more questions, which is good because it keeps the journey going. When I came across a recent essay by David Perell, titled How Learning Happens, I was taken back because he hit it…

This piece of art comes from multimedia artist Amy Genser who creates stunning depictions of ocean reefs using nothing but canvas, paint and rolled paper. She has an obsession with texture, pattern, and color. The natural world is a clear source for Amy’s work. She is fascinated by the flow of water, the organic irregularity of plants and flowers, rock formations, moss, and seaweed. Her artwork brings to mind aerial landscape views, satellite imagery, and cellular biological processes. Check out…

“When the student is ready, the teacher will appear.” 

If you have had the right person show up at just the right time in your life to guide you to the next level, then you know how profound this is experience can be.

However, until we are truly ready for that, it can be like the movie “Groundhog Day,” where the lessons keep repeating over and over and over until we finally get it. 

On my journey to being an executive in the life sciences industry, I remember how frustrated and constrained I …

10x Impact Podcast with Laura Juarez: Climb The Right Mountain

We’re turning our gaze inward today to talk about how the choices we make impact our personal fulfillment and the legacy we create.

I’ve invited Tony Martignetti to join us. Tony is the author of  “Climbing the Right Mountain: Navigating the Journey to An Inspired Life” as well as the host of The Virtual Campfire podcast.

Tony started his business, Inspired Purpose Coaching, to help people unlock their potential so that they may m…

DISCOPOSSE Podcast By Eric Wright

Tony Martignetti on Inspired Life, Doing Good, & Finding Purpose

Tony Martignetti is on a mission to elevate leaders and equip them with the tools to navigate through change. He guides leaders who are ready to be elevated by clarifying their focus so they can transform their professional lives and realize their true potential.

He's the founder of Inspired Purpose Coach and his passion and commitment will be apparent in our conversation. It was a real inspirat…

Human Capital Innovations Podcast By Jonathan Westover

Guiding Our People To Find Clarity In Their Lives, So They Are Energized, Fully Present, And Unstoppable

In this HCI Podcast episode, Dr. Jonathan H. Westover (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathanhwestover/) talks with Tony Martignetti about guiding our people to find clarity in their lives so they are energized, fully present, and unstoppable! See the video here: https://youtu.be/ck34ZuZTT8A.

Tony Martignetti (https://www.linkedin.com/in…

Are you waiting for a sign? Are you looking for the light to turn green to let you know that now is finally the time to move forward on that book, that project, or that dream you have had? 

I have got some great news and some not-so-great news. Which one would you like first? 

Ok. “Not so great news” it is.  

Most people look back on their lives and realize they missed their window of opportunity because of a story that they didn’t have the money, the confidence, the skills, or the right envi…

Masters In Clarity Podcast: Climbing The Right Mountain