Purpose isn’t something you have to stumble upon; it’s something you can learn to recognize by paying attention to the moments that matter most.
In this talk, you’ll explore the four Purpose Clues—Passion and Frustration, Energizers, Contributions, and Breadcrumbs—to recognize the patterns that reveal what matters to you and how you naturally make a difference.
You’ll use these clues to craft your own Purpose Anchor, a personal statement that connects meaning, contribution, and freedom. Through practical reflection and interactive exercises, you’ll identify the moments when you feel most energized, engaged, frustrated, and fulfilled.
Most importantly, you’ll learn tangible ways to make paying attention a daily habit so you can recognize, reinforce, and intentionally live your purpose in everyday life.
About the presenter:
Marty Munger is The Purpose Translator, helping people turn the often-abstract idea of purpose into something they can recognize, articulate, and practice.
Marty is the co-founder of Work Ethos and an Industrial-Organizational Psychology practitioner who has spent more than a decade working across recruiting, HR, leadership development, and team performance. Her career has centered on understanding how people naturally think, work, contribute, and thrive—and what happens when the environments around them either amplify or limit their capacity.
As the co-creator of the Work Intelligence Index® and Work Style DNA™, Marty has developed practical frameworks that help leaders understand the people behind performance and create conditions where individuals can contribute at their highest capacity.
That work led Marty to a deeper question: What happens when we apply the same attention we give to how people work to how they live their purpose?