About Brody
Brody Hartman
Founder of SoulTrue / Purpose Guide / Strategic Advisor
Brody is an internationally respected purpose guide, strategist, and creative catalyst who helps individuals and organizations clarify what they’re here to offer—and shape lives and work rooted in their gifts of service.
As founder of SoulTrue, he works with people at pivotal moments of growth and evolution—guiding CEOs, leadership teams, artists, therapists, coaches, and seekers across the globe.
Brody has led a purpose discovery process for the C-suite of a national insurance tech company with 5,000+ agents, supported a nonprofit in redefining its identity during rapid growth, and helped dozens of solopreneurs align their lives and work with what matters most.
His approach is soulful and intuitive—anchored in presence, deep listening, and the power of imagination as a force for transformation. He helps clients name and claim their core purpose, not as a static statement, but as a living truth to embody and offer.
With over 25 years of experience in storytelling and strategy, Brody has partnered with Fortune 500 brands, founder-led businesses, and global nonprofits. Past clients include Whole Foods, Traditional Medicinals, Ben & Jerry’s, Safeway, and the International Museum of Women.
"We have what we need to meet this precarious moment of accelerated change—deep imagination, a unique soul calling, gifts attuned to this time, an intuitive compass of the heart, and each other."
He is a certified Purpose Guide™ and faculty member at the Purpose Guides Institute, and draws from training in cross-cultural leadership, expressive arts, and 20+ years of contemplative practice.
Brody has also co-authored a children’s book on wisdom with contributors like Tom Hanks and Jane Goodall, co-designed a graduate program on purpose and social change, and for the past eight years, has tended a two-acre pocket farm in the Blue Ridge Mountains with his wife Meggan and their two children.
In a world paradoxically falling apart and coming together, Brody finds joy and meaning in helping others listen for what is most true—and offer it in service to life.