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Impact and legacy is everything. These inspirational quotes about leaving a legacy are a powerful challenge for us to make every day count. They call us to consider the ways we are currently living our life and whether or not we need to reorient our priorities. These quotes may help inspire you to consider the impact of your life and to live each day with immense intentionality and purpose: Peter Strople: “Legacy is not leaving something behind for other people. It’s leaving something behind in other people.” Maya Angelou: “If you’re going to live, leave behind a legacy. Make an impact on the world that can never be erased.” William James: “The greatest purpose of life is to live it for something that will last longer than you.” Greg Plitt: “You only live once. But if you work it right, once is enough my friend.” Shannon L. Alder: “It doesn’t really matter to me if people forget me. My life and impact weren’t about me. They were about everything I could do for someone else. When that sinks in, you start to try a little harder. Your dreams get bigger. Your heart stretches to a bigger size and you find that you can’t return to the old size and make your new heart fit. You become a person with ideas, and you seek out your own kind. And then it happens: One day you learn that staying the same is the scary part, and changing is now your new home.” Rosa Parks: “I am leaving this legacy behind to all of you… to bring unity, equality, love, and a realization of how our lives should be. Without a vision, the people will fall, and without bravery and inspiration, dreams will die - the dream of freedom and peace.” Tavis Smiley: “Our choices about the lives we live determine the kinds of legacies we leave.”

Impact and legacy is everything. These inspirational quotes about leaving a legacy are a powerful challenge for us to make every day count. They call us to consider the ways we are currently living our life and whether or not we need to reorient our priorities. These quotes may help inspire you to consider the impact of your life and to live each day with immense intentionality and purpose: Peter Strople: “Legacy is not leaving something behind for other people. It’s leaving something behind in other people.” Maya Angelou: “If you’re going to live, leave behind a legacy. Make an impact on the world that can never be erased.” William James: “The greatest purpose of life is to live it for something that will last longer than you.” Greg Plitt: “You only live once. But if you work it right, once is enough my friend.” Shannon L. Alder: “It doesn’t really matter to me if people forget me. My life and impact weren’t about me. They were about everything I could do for someone else. When that sinks in, you start to try a little harder. Your dreams get bigger. Your heart stretches to a bigger size and you find that you can’t return to the old size and make your new heart fit. You become a person with ideas, and you seek out your own kind. And then it happens: One day you learn that staying the same is the scary part, and changing is now your new home.” Rosa Parks: “I am leaving this legacy behind to all of you… to bring unity, equality, love, and a realization of how our lives should be. Without a vision, the people will fall, and without bravery and inspiration, dreams will die - the dream of freedom and peace.” Tavis Smiley: “Our choices about the lives we live determine the kinds of legacies we leave.” 

🌟 Your legacy goes beyond material wealth. It's about the lasting impact you make on the world and the lives you touch. Embrace the opportunity to create a legacy beyond money — one that includes kindness, compassion, and positive change. Leave behind a legacy that inspires others and brings joy and fulfillment. Live a life that reflects your values and aspirations, and let your legacy be a testament to the meaningful mark you've made. 💬 Start shaping your legacy today with the us. #InspirationalQuotes #LegacyBuilding #EstateInspiration #MotivationalQuotes #FinancialLegacy

🌟 Your legacy goes beyond material wealth. It's about the lasting impact you make on the world and the lives you touch. Embrace the opportunity to create a legacy beyond money — one that includes kindness, compassion, and positive change. Leave behind a legacy that inspires others and brings joy and fulfillment. Live a life that reflects your values and aspirations, and let your legacy be a testament to the meaningful mark you've made.  💬 Start shaping your legacy today with Georgia Estate Plan. #InspirationalQuotes #LegacyBuilding #EstateInspiration #MotivationalQuotes #FinancialLegacy

🌟 Your legacy goes beyond material wealth. It's about the lasting impact you make on the world and the lives you touch. Embrace the opportunity to create a legacy beyond money — one that includes kindness, compassion, and positive change. Leave behind a legacy that inspires others and brings joy and fulfillment. Live a life that reflects your values and aspirations, and let your legacy be a testament to the meaningful mark you've made.  💬 Start shaping your legacy today with Georgia Estate Plan. #InspirationalQuotes #LegacyBuilding #EstateInspiration #MotivationalQuotes #FinancialLegacy

Legacy: The Footprints We Leave Behind Lately, I’ve been reflecting on what it means to leave a legacy. Not the kind written on plaques or measured in trophies—but the kind that lives on in the hearts and lives of others. When we think about legacy, we often picture grand gestures or monumental achievements. But the truth is, legacy isn’t always about the big things. It’s about the daily choices we make, the values we live by, and the impact we have on those around us. For our families, legacy is the foundation we lay through love, support, and guidance. It’s the lessons we teach, the traditions we build, and the memories we create that become their inheritance. For the world, legacy is the difference we make in the lives we touch, even in small ways. A kind word, a shared skill, or standing firm in our values can ripple out far beyond what we see. Here’s the hard truth: we don’t get to control how we’ll be remembered. But we do get to control the effort we put into living a life worth remembering. Ask yourself: - What values do I want to pass on to my family? - What difference am I making in my work, community, and relationships? - Am I showing up every day as the person I’d be proud to be remembered as? Legacy isn’t about perfection; it’s about intentionality. About choosing, moment by moment, to plant seeds of goodness, wisdom, and service—trusting that they’ll grow, even if we’re not around to see it. So this week, I challenge you to think about your legacy. What’s one small way you can invest in it today? Your actions today will shape the stories others tell tomorrow. Let’s build something beautiful. 🌟 #Legacy #Purpose #MakeADifference #Inspiration #Values

The Quiet Sacrifices No One Sees Building a legacy isn’t glamorous. • It’s working after bedtime stories. • It’s investing in your dream instead of instant comforts. • It’s finding energy when exhaustion whispers, “Give up.” But here’s the thing: These sacrifices compound. One day, your family will live the life you’re fighting for. What sacrifices are you making today for a better tomorrow?

What a complex world we live in! Understatement of the year no doubt! Nevertheless very true. History tells us that the ebb and flow of events, produces winners and losers. Some of the losers pay with money, others with lifestyle and choice, others with their livelihoods and their lives. Ever it was! And even though we believe we live in a 'post modern world' (whatever that means), the rhythm of history repeats. We live in a world ever more polarised, ever more fractured, ever more at odds with itself. So what then can the hopeful amongst us, hope for? What I know is that everything changes, what is true today does not always endure and that events, many of which are proverbial Black Swans, surprise and sometimes delight us. As a hopeful optimistic, every day presents new opportunities to do better, to forge new relationships and to make a difference no matter how seemingly small. So no matter how the world looks today, the future belongs to the hopeful. Those that look beyond the politics and posturing of the day, Those of us that care and worry for our fellow man and womankind, will prevail, no matter how much short term selfish 'navel gazing' surrounds us. We are one brother & sisterhood. One humanity on one world, one tiny planet in the vast depths on the Universe. Maybe we are alone, maybe not? But I do know that after all the noise and the hate that so often surrounds us, dies down, as it aways does, there will be kernels of kindness that remain. So, be kind in all you do. It is after all the only thing that really matters, when each of us are called to account for the meaning of our tiny and infinitesimally small lives. Be good to your neighbour, your colleague, your friends and even when it seems hard to do that, dig deeper. After all nobody will really speak highly of you for anything else but for the kind of person you were, when you're gone. Legacy matters. The footprints we leave behind matter and I for one, irrespective of the noise of the day, remain focused on the essence of what it is to be blessed to be alive, and gifted with good thoughts and compassion for the people I know, those that I've yet to meet, and those that I likely never will. Be strong, through the often confusing (political) world we each inhabit.

In the grand tapestry of society and the workplace, there exists a profound truth that resonates through the ages - the impact of our actions, no matter how small or significant, reverberates not just in the present moment but echoes into the future. When we dedicate ourselves to the betterment of our company and workplace, we are not just serving an entity; we are investing in a legacy that transcends time. It is a legacy that may one day be carried forward by our descendants, a testament to the seeds of goodness we have sown. Whether we toil under the watchful gaze of a supervisor or labor in the shadows, our efforts to uplift and contribute benefit not only the organization but also ourselves. For, in essence, the company we work for is more than a source of livelihood; it is the foundation upon which our dreams and aspirations take flight. Similarly, in the realm of governance and public service, the same principle holds true. When we strive to uphold the integrity of the system, to cooperate with patience and diligence, we are not merely serving an abstract entity called the government. Instead, we are safeguarding our own interests and those of our loved ones. Just as a well-functioning government ensures a stable and prosperous society for all, our contributions pave the way for a brighter future for ourselves and our families. The intricate web of cause and effect, known as karma, binds us all in a cosmic dance of give and take. What we offer to the world, be it in the form of hard work, integrity, or compassion, inevitably finds its way back to us, completing the eternal loop of reciprocity. In the kingdom of God, or in any belief system that espouses the values of kindness and generosity, the same fundamental truth emerges - what we sow, we shall reap. The divine order of the universe operates on the principle of balance, rewarding those who give selflessly and punishing those who sow discord and malice. It is a reminder that our actions, no matter how seemingly insignificant, carry weight and consequence in the grand scheme of things. As we navigate the complexities of life and work, let us remember that our deeds shape not only our present reality but also the legacy we leave behind for future generations. Let us strive to be beacons of light, illuminating the path for others and ourselves in the eternal journey of growth and evolution.

December 10, 2024 Your best life is before you now. We wanted more of you to accept that message during your restructuring, but more of you will do that today. The message we gave you on this date in 2012 was designed to be accepted by you today. December 10, 2012 Your best is yet to come, and you would do well to remind yourself of this fact often so that you continue to be motivated to allow it to manifest. Allowing it to manifest is an important element when you decide to use it. Any time you begin to think you need force or make those manifestations occur, you actually inhibit your progress, for you are continually affirming there is something you do not possess now.  You possess your full potential at all times, but you also know that the greatest way to become the person you desired was to delve into the process of expansion and enjoy every moment of it. There is no finish line, merely eternity.  Wilhelm   We also had our message record a video that will aid you today. https://lnkd.in/gAjUXqzF #rogerburnley #wilhelm #ascension #lifepurpose #selfacceptance #selfbelief #spiritualawakening