What is your life's legacy?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A lot of clutter. Unfulfilled potential.

But the people with big legacies will be just as dead as I will be when we’re gone.

OMG-the clutter! Why did you remind me of that

And I could have accomplished much more at work...but I was a single mom and did the best I could.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A lot of clutter. Unfulfilled potential.

But the people with big legacies will be just as dead as I will be when we’re gone.

OMG-the clutter! Why did you remind me of that

And I could have accomplished much more at work...but I was a single mom and did the best I could.

PP, how old are you? And is that important to you? I used to think that way but, looking back, I am amazed I thought that way. Would your kid be your legacy particularly as a single mom??

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A lot of clutter. Unfulfilled potential.

But the people with big legacies will be just as dead as I will be when we’re gone.

OMG-the clutter! Why did you remind me of that

And I could have accomplished much more at work...but I was a single mom and did the best I could.

PP, how old are you? And is that important to you? I used to think that way but, looking back, I am amazed I thought that way. Would your kid be your legacy particularly as a single mom??

Being her mom means more to me (and brought me more joy) than anything I have ever done.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:For those of you starting your last 1/4 of life journey (60+), what do you consider your life's legacy? Work? Family/kids? Money? As wisdom to share looking back? Any regrets??

I healed 3 generations of generational trauma and have two happy, healthy, non-traumatized adult sons.

I worked in an emergency room throughout the Covid19, taking care of patients on the front lines.

I wrote a small essay on my faith that has been much republished in my faith community.

[Anonymous]

Who needs a legacy?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Who needs a legacy?

I'd like to believe that I contributed even in small positive ways to something or someone while my short time here. I want to make sure that I am more than just a consumer of Mother Nature and I gave something back.

[Anonymous]

$13M to my kids

[Anonymous]

Nobel Peace Prize.