In our experience, talking about legacy is often subtly discouraged by society and we find this to be deeply unfortunate. Thinking about the legacy you would like to build can help you better align your work, life, time – your sweat and tears – with your values. Below, we’ve tried to create a space for folks to start conversations about they legacies they are hoping to build.
Dave Wurtzel

I think for anyone who works as a filmmaker, our legacy is the body for work we leave behind. Hopefully people see compassionate films about the human condition. Read more>>
Miss Lucky Long

I hope to leave a legacy of care and compassion for others. I want my food brand to bring joy. I want to be remembered as a hard working joyful person who doesn’t mind putting a smile on someone else’s face. Read more>>
Natsuki Gillette

The legacy of a company can be challenging to grasp while it’s still growing, but one thing I envision for Lune is leaving a legacy centered around fostering a sense of family and community, united by a shared appreciation for femininity and empowering beauty. Read more>>
Shauna Jaune

As the founder and CEO of HER Modeling Agency, I believe my legacy extends beyond the business itself. I strive to leave a lasting impact on the modeling industry by fostering an environment of inclusivity, empowerment, and professionalism. Read more>>
Valérie Dupré

When asked about the sort of legacy I hope to build, my vision is to be remembered as someone who helped others awaken to their true potential and transition from mere survival to a fulfilling, purposeful life. Read more>>
Dominique Daye Hunter

I want my legacy to be that I and my work made the world a safer, kinder place. I want people to feel more seen, understood, and empowered to speak their truth. Read more>>
Sarita Gelner

Spreading joy and enthusiasm for my craft, but more importantly, the love I have for my daughters. I am so grateful for the opportunities that I have had to use baking as a tool to inspire others to pursue their passions outside of the career or life that defines them. Read more>>
Lexi McKnight

Leaving a long lasting legacy isn’t solely based on material wealth or accomplishments. It’s about using your gifts to improve the world and make every person around you better. Read more>>
CORINNA STOEFFL

I want on my tombstone: Contemplating life deeply, she had unique perspectives.. At this point in my life, I consider myself an elder, visionary and mystic. Read more>>
Sandra Williams

The legacy I am hoping to build and am actively building for my adult children and grandchildren; is one that exemplifies living with a purpose. My legacy will demonstrate I am goal driven with lots g tenacity and perserverance. Read more>>
Kenzie Elizabeth

There are two quotes I think of often: “trust the process,” and “do what you love and love what you do.” Moving through this industry with passion and adoration is so important. Read more>>
Chelsea Mendivil Hill

I feel it is important to share with you my mission statement before I get into what I hope my legacy will be. My goal is to keep Modern Love Candle Co. a small, in-house production that consistently leads with good intentions for the environment and care for others. Read more>>
Karla Hylton

Throughout my career, I have always aimed to build a legacy of empowerment, knowledge, and positive impact. I’ve had the privilege of mentoring and tutoring countless students, helping them unlock their potential and achieve their goals. Read more>>
Lynn Skinner

I have loved the many layers of the human voice for decades. It is an instrument of expression, emotion, truth, vulnerability, beauty, power, influence and change. Read more>>
Nichole Tsosie

I hope that I leave behind how positive I made people feel and made a difference on their views in lives. I believe that I will be remembered by how much confidence I’ve shown, how much I really care and love everyone that I came across; Read more>>
Dakota Whatley

When I think about my legacy, I hope to be remembered for making a positive difference through my work and active participation in the community. Read more>>
Nicole Richardson

I want to be remembered for the positive energy I brought to people’s lives. I hope people will say I brightened their day, offered a listening ear and support when needed, and created a sense of peace and calm around them. Read more>>
Lamar Purnell

As the CEO and co-founder of Live Benevolent, I hope my legacy will be defined by the profound impact we’ve made on mental health awareness and community well-being, particularly in underserved communities. Read more>>
Maggi Quinn

I am dedicated to establishing a legacy built upon five foundational pillars: 1. Being a Mother: At the heart of my legacy is my role as a mother. I strive to be an exceptional mom to my children, Millie (5.5) and Campbell (3). Read more>>
Daniel Jackson

I hope to build a legacy where people remember me as a risk-taker who used my talents to carve out a successful career and provided a platform for other creatives to showcase their work and tell their stories. Read more>>
Karsyn

When I think of the word legacy what comes to mind is the what or who I could have created, impacted, or given and contributed today while I’m here. I don’t think much of what will be left when I leave. Read more>>
Ta’Mia Holmes

I hope that my legacy will be one of inspiration and strength. Life is challenging enough within itself. I want someone to know that it’s still possible to still be successful and strong in the face of adversity. Read more>>
Andrea “Dre Mav” Mavares
I am hoping to build a legacy of love-Love for everything, love for everyone. I truly love my work, the people I am blessed to collaborate with, the projects that I receive, & the impact made through such. Read more>>