A host reflects on leaving a lasting legacy, drawing from her family's achievements including her father's legacy and her brother becoming a Senior Executive Service member at 35. She wants to document messages for future generations and asks listeners to help amplify her work by sharing and inviting her to speak.
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that my children will carry on their own version of my legacy. Leadership.
Wow.
Leadership of themselves and leadership of their particular, you know, their purpose, their gift to the world. You know, I believe my father left a great legacy. I mean, my brother was an SES at 35. There's just the two of us. We are a high-achieving family, right? And our conversations are rich. I would have more of those. I would try to probably film everything and say everything I hadn't said. And a lot of that after, I love you, I love you, I love you, would be about my expectations of them, um, for my great-great-great-grandchildren.
Wow, that is, that is powerful. So the seventh and last question is, uh, what can we do to add value back to you? Thanks so much for making the time, for being here. So I had about 64,000 or so, you know, first-degree connection and followers, and then I guess if you add the secondary connection, up to 4 million people potentially could be listening. To you on all major podcasts. So what can we do to give back?
You can share social capital, right? Uh, social capital is, you know, resharing my post, uh, following me, inviting me to speak. I tell people I'm Black and I'm female, but I can talk about more than that.