What an enjoyable, inspiring and thought provoking conversation tonight. Thanks to all our Mid Life Thriving community members and our visitors for getting involved and of course Nanci Hogan, ACC FRSA for sharing her experience, stories and leading the conversation about creating our legacy. Having explored - what a legacy looks like and how they are unique to each of us. - how we all leave a legacy of some sort, it's up to us whether its an intentional one. - whether we can really decide on our legacy, or whether that is up to others to assess. - how a legacy definitely doesn't have to be about money. We all have resources - our skills, knowledge, network, time. - a legacy doesn't have to be large. - that some of the people who have left the greatest legacies, never set out to create them. And much more ... One conclusion we came to was that what we can do is be intentional about giving back in some way with commitment, clarity and focus. What do you think?
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