So many of the folks we work with have multidimensional stories. They often aren’t just working on a single project, business or mission – instead they are often involved in so many things all at once and so we often wonder about what they themselves hope their legacy will be about. We’ve shared some of their responses with you below.

Renee Peterson | Artist, muralist

I didn’t think much about the word legacy until I had my daughter. Becoming a parent put so many things in perspective for me. Even though things have been very difficult for me I want my daughter to look back and see that great things and happiness can come from a desperate situation. I hope that it will give her the courage to follow her passions. Art is my medium but I want the pursuit of it to be my legacy. Read more>>

Priyanka & Pranjal | Travel Content Creators

After exploring many beautiful places, we wanted to share our journey through our videos and photos. And this is what we want our legacy to be. We would like people to remember us as travel content creators who inspire them to travel and discover new destinations. And for that, we are working on our Travel Blog & YouTube Channel @Mrnmrstraveler. Read more>>

Allie Wellner | Lifestyle Photographer

I think about this from time to time, especially in the last few years while I’ve been a stay at home Mom to my two boys, which, at times, can feel very isolating. I wonder, what will people remember about me? Have I melted so far into the background of people’s lives that they won’t remember me at all? Since starting this business I’ve forged amazing and genuine relationships with my clients and felt a renewed passion for connectivity. And not just any connection, authentic connection! Read more>>