Mel Abraham argues legacy isn't built after you die. It's built now, through how you treat people and the impact you have each day. True richness comes from service and meaningful interactions, not money.
The richness in your life will never be found in a bank account. It's going to be found in your heart, your soul, your service, and the things you do for people. See, I look at legacy differently. A lot of people say, oh, you know, I want to leave a legacy. I don't want to die to leave a legacy. I want to live. And I think that your legacy is not something you leave behind, you build for someone to leave behind. I think your legacy Is what you leave in someone in the moment you interact with them as you live your life moment by moment. And when you do that, you bring richness to your life and you give the reverence to the moments that actually matter, and you start to look at it through a whole Set of eyes. I don't do what I do because I have to.
