Kristine Carlson sits down with leadership coach Amy Eliza Wong to learn her proven system for helping individuals in leading organizations [like Facebook and Salesforce] lead meaningful lives in turbulent times.
We don’t have to do something “grand” with our lives in order to leave a meaningful legacy. Rather, it’s in the small acts of love and kindness that we leave behind our legacy – the one that truly matters in the end.
Kris shares how important it is to live with passion. She shares an intimate story of when she wasn't feeling much passion and how she awakened her heart to feel more alive. It is only when we surrender to our mindfulness practice and live with intention – when it’s easy, and when it’s hard – that we truly begin to honor our life’s purpose and live our legacy.
After losing her husband in a tragic accident at the age of 35, Michele Neff Hernandez went on to build a community for widowed people worldwide. In today’s episode, she shares how the process of writing her first book with Book Doulas has helped her transform her pain into purpose.
It is only when we surrender to our mindfulness practice and live with intention – when it’s easy, and when it’s hard – that we truly begin to honor our life’s purpose and live our legacy. It is only when we surrender to our mindfulness practice and live with intention – when it’s easy, and when it’s hard – that we truly begin to honor our life’s purpose and live our legacy.
No parent should ever have to suffer the devastating loss of a child.
Our legacy – that is, how we are remembered after we are gone – is built upon how we choose to express and live out our personal story. As Ghandi once said, “Your life is your message.” As we reflect upon the legacy we wish to leave behind in the world, it will likely be one of love, kindness, and compassion. None of us wish to be remembered as being someone who “sweats the small stuff” in life, do we?
