The Virtual Campfire's Podcast

Feeling like your leadership skills are stuck in first gear? In this episode, Tony Martignetti welcomes Archie Jones, the founder and CEO of NxGen COACH Network, bringing with him three decades of transformative leadership to the table. Archie unveils the secret weapon of successful leaders: the 5 C’s of leadership capital - capability, culture, communication, connection, and confidence. He also dives into his book, "The Treasure You Seek," and shows you how to find your unique leadership superpower. Packed with actionable advice, this episode is your roadmap to becoming a leader others want to follow.

You will know you belong in a good team if you experience personal growth with everyone else, all while hitting your set goals. Dynamic duo Michael Frino And Katie Desiderio are on a mission to teach everyone about organization development, which is the central subject of their book, The Beekeeper. In this episode, they share with Tony Martignetti how one leadership development program brought them to this career path and now changing the professional roadmap of other aspiring leaders. Michael and Katie also discuss the importance of supportive mentors, why personal growth cannot be fast-tracked, and how they turned their work into a rewarding passion.

“Trust yourself. You know more than you think you do.” In this inspiring episode, career coach Kim Meninger shares her journey from a corporate career to entrepreneurship. She discusses the challenges of career advancement, including grappling with impostor syndrome and managing internal and external pressures. Kim reveals her deepest aspiration: to make a meaningful impact in both her career and life. If you share this aspiration, join us now in listening to Kim's story!Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://www.ipurposepartners.com/podcast

Join us in today's episode because my guest will paint today's conversation with multiple colors with his insights. Michael Bungay Stanier is the founder of the Box of Crayons and author of the best-selling book The Coaching Habit. Michael explores the role of persistence in his life journey, which allows him to disallow any rejection that will hold him back. He also explains the power of keystone conversation in unlocking deeper understanding and building trust within working environments as well as the contents of his latest book, How To Work With Anyone.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://www.ipurposepartners.com/podcast

Awkwardness and personal growth aren’t two words that you would typically use together in sentence, unless you intend to contrast them. We’re doing the exact opposite in this virtual campfire conversation. Today’s guest, Henna Pryor, firmly believes that embracing our awkwardness and running towards discomfort is our best bet to unlocking the next chapter of success in our lives. Henna tells us how embracing this philosophy has helped her become the best version of herself and how it’s now taken her to a place where she can impact other people’s lives through her signature system. Tune in and learn what Henna’s flashpoints can teach us and how we, too, can learn to embrace our inner awkwardness and use it to achieve greater heights.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://www.ipurposepartners.com/podcast

Science advocacy isn't just about championing research; it's about amplifying the voices of the scientists themselves. This role goes beyond supporting the scientific community – it's about igniting a passion for STEM within the next generation. Fueled by a desire to make the world a better place, Jayshree Seth's journey explores the crucial elements needed to cultivate a future driven by purpose, collaboration, and a deep appreciation for scientific progress.  Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://www.ipurposepartners.com/podcast

We go through life learning the lessons necessary for us to find our purpose. In this episode, we follow the transformative journey of bestselling author and passion reigniter, Moustafa Hamwi. Moustafa, known for his unique lifestyle as an executive nomad, shares his remarkable evolution from a corporate job in Dubai to the realization that the glitz of the party scene didn't fulfill his soul. Seeking deeper meaning, he ventured to India, immersing himself in meditation and reflection with a Himalayan guru. Moustafa's journey took a challenging turn during the pandemic in Melbourne, prompting a reevaluation of his own teachings. Discover the profound insights Moustafa gained during moments of personal crisis, the power of the slingshot analogy, and the importance of rewriting the story of one's life. The conversation delves into maintaining focus, simplification as a key to balance, and the nuances of the self-help industry, offering a rich tapestry of wisdom for those navigating their own paths of transformation. Tune in and explore the yin and yang of life with Moustafa as he shares the keys to a fulfilling and balanced existence.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://www.ipurposepartners.com/podcast

Inclusion begins with respect: when we see, hear, and value each other, we create a world where everyone belongs. Gena Cox talks about how organizations can truly embrace inclusion in this episode, sharing gold nuggets from her book "Leading Inclusion: Drive Change Your Employees Can See." She explores the definition of inclusive leadership, emphasizing how respect is the cornerstone of inclusion in the workplace. Based on research and her own experience, Gena shares how to create environments where everyone feels seen, heard, and valued. Tune in now and learn how to lead with inclusion.Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! https://www.ipurposepartners.com/podcast

We often overlook the human element that propels transformation, thinking that change solely relies on technical prowess and innovative strategies. This episode is about to show you how consciously evolving people are the changemakers the world needs. In this interview, meet Amy Elizabeth Fox, the CEO of Mobius Executive Leadership, as she shares her profound journey in leading immersive leadership development programs. From a transformative meeting that began a long healing process to discovering her life’s work of helping people, Amy provides insights into her soulful and authentic path. Growing up in New Jersey and transitioning from social activism to consciousness expansion, Amy emphasizes the significance of compassion, inner work, and practical aspects of consciousness in organizational culture. The conversation navigates challenging dialogues, the concept of "Divergent Minds, Convergent Hearts," and the joy and challenges of co-founding Mobius with her sister Erica. Amy also takes us into Mobius' early days, the evolution of its vision, and her reflections on the founder's attachment and burnout. Plus, she introduces the Next Practice Institute, offering a holistic approach to leadership development and trauma-informed programs, showcasing her commitment to transformative leadership and community building.

An effective leader knows what the right thing to say and do between every stimulus and response. This is the core idea of real-time leadership, which focuses on the art of achieving steadiness and freedom amid the external challenges happening around you. Discussing this even deeper with Tony Martignetti is Carol Kauffman, author and assistant professor at the Harvard Medical School. Together, they talk about the three dimensions of leadership, having intentionality at every action, and giving yourself the space to create the right reaction to anything that comes your way. Carol also shares her life’s most important flashpoints that led to her biggest decision to become a psychologist and leadership coach instead of pursuing a singing career.