In this motivational monologue, the speaker—addressing his global "V family" and downlines—shares his personal definition of legacy. He dismisses common notions that legacy is tied to material wealth, achievements, or superficial traits, arguing instead that true legacy is the story people will tell the speaker’s children when they encounter acquaintances from the speaker’s life. He illustrates this with a scenario of a child meeting an uncle in a grocery store who recounts the speaker’s impact on millions, emphasizing that legacy is about lasting influence on others. The speaker contrasts meaningful legacy with trivial memories (e.g., being a good dancer) and urges listeners to consciously build a legacy that will be remembered as greatness and positive impact.
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Foreign. My V family all over the world. This is your chief. I'm here. And last night I was sitting down with some amazing warriors of the V and we were chatting and we spoke about this word called legacy, which I never understood. All right, you know these big words. I don't like big words because you have to Google the meaning and figure out. And 10 people have 10 different definitions. So I like to figure things out myself, get input from everyone, figure it out, decide that this is the definition of legacy and stick to it. So today, to all my beloved downlines around the world after watching Japa Datos tv, J, my mother, everyone, I have defined legacy in my own way. So if you want to know what is your legacy in life? The first truth is everything you thought was legacy is everything. Illusion. It is not your money, it is not your car, it is not what you achieved. Do you understand? And I was trying to figure out legacy and I found the best definition in my opinion. I said, ultimately, what is the legacy? Legacy is one day your kids are going to meet somebody who was with you on your journey of life. Your kids, they are going to meet some uncle or auntie in a mall or in a grocery shop, and they're going to look at that uncle and say, uncle, do you remember me? I'm Patman, Sinatiraja's son or daughter. You understand or not? And that moment defines your legacy. What that uncle tells your child about you, that defines legacy. In that four minutes buying potatoes, that man is going to define your legacy to your child. And if that man or woman tells your child, I knew your father, he was one of the greatest men I've ever met in my life. He changed millions of lives until today. He's creating impact around the world. Always remember, your father was a great man, a great warrior. You understand? And that alone is your legacy. Or they could say, I know your father. We used to party a lot. He's a good dancer. You understand that should not be your legacy. Or some people say, oh, he had a good sense of humor. Your legacy cannot be your sense of humor. Your legacy is the impact on the world. You understand or not. So I realized legacy is what people will tell my children when I'm gone. It's not your eulogy because anyone can write a nice speech. Do you understand or not? Your legacy is what people tell your children when they bump into them in the grocery store. I think that's the best definition of legacy to me. So build your legacy right? And make sure one day when your kid meets somebody from your time. The story about you will be a story of greatness. And not just you. A good dancer. Are you with me?
