Clegg asks whether we fear death, then argues that what matters isn't avoiding it but ensuring your ideas and influence outlive you. Legacy means helping others become better versions of themselves.
Are you scared of death? I mean, I'm scared of death, you know, because I like. I like living. I kind of. Kind of enjoy it, you know, I accept mortality. You know, Like, I hate to break it to you, but this isn't. This doesn't end well, right? So if you can accept that that is the case. The question is, how do you ensure that your ideas will live on through your work and through the people who've been through your life? That people will say of you, I am who I am today and I'm a better version of myself because you were my friend, right? Like, are you. Do you live your life that one day people would say that? Do you build your business so that people say I'm a better version of myself because I worked at this company? You know, I mean, to me, that's. That, that's. That's the path that I've chosen for myself anyway.
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