What Kind of Legacy Am I Building Today?
What Kind of Legacy Am I Building Today?
Introduction
Lately, I’ve been asking myself this question: “What kind of legacy am I building today?”
Not someday. Not when I’ve reached a certain level of success or crossed off a list of goals. But today—this very moment. In the ordinary routines. In how I love my family. In how I treat strangers. In how I manage my time, resources, and influence.
Legacy Isn't Just What You Leave Behind—It's What You Live Out
We often think of legacy as what we’ll be remembered for after we're gone. But legacy is less about reputation and more about impact. It’s about the imprint you leave on people’s hearts. It’s about whether your life pointed others toward hope, truth, and love.
As a person of faith, I believe legacy is about obedience to God’s calling and alignment with His purpose. When I choose to forgive, when I speak life, when I step out in faith—I'm not just checking a box; I’m building something eternal.
The Quiet Moments Matter Most
Legacy isn’t always built in public. In fact, the most lasting legacies are often forged in private.
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In the prayers whispered in the dark.
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In the sacrifices no one sees.
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In the disciplines practiced day after day.These are the bricks that build something unshakable.
Questions to Reflect On
If you're reading this, I invite you to pause and ask yourself:
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How am I showing up today?
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Who am I serving with love and intention?
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Am I investing in things that will last—relationships, character, faith?
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Am I making decisions today that my future self and generations to come will thank me for?
A Legacy Worth Leaving
You don’t need a platform, a title, or a perfect track record to build a powerful legacy. You just need to be faithful where you are, with what you have, and who you’re becoming.
So today, let’s live with the end in mind—but not in fear or pressure. Let’s live in purpose. Let’s choose to build a legacy that echoes into eternity.
Because the legacy you leave tomorrow begins with the life you live today.
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