Under the Montana sky, I’m reminded of what Marty set in motion twenty years ago—a way of seeing human potential not as theory but as daily practice. His work has shaped how I help students navigate uncertainty and imagine purposeful futures as they consider their educational path and place in the world.
In the photo, the mountains reflect resilience, the steady strength that well-being requires. The branch reaches outward, suggesting growth and possibility. And the cloud layer reminds me of the obstacles that can blur our sense of purpose. Positive psychology offers the tools to see through that haze—practical ways to refocus on meaning, connection, and hope.
Marty’s vision continues to guide this work, a living legacy that helps new generations cultivate clarity, courage, and joy.
