#Legacy leadership

[harunrabbani]

Your Unique Legacy: What Only You Can Bring to the World

Have you ever wondered if the success you’ve built is enough? Or if there’s something more, something only you can offer the world?

As a mentor to high-powered leaders, I see many who’ve reached the top, yet feel an urge for something greater. They want a legacy that’s uniquely theirs.

1. The Unmatched Value of a Unique Legacy

Your unique legacy isn’t just about industry success; it’s about leaving a mark that can’t be replicated. Think of leaders like Martin Luther King, Marie Curie, and Steve Jobs. Their contributions were singular - an impact only they could make. True purpose goes beyond accolades or financial milestones. It’s about shaping the world in ways that reflect your deepest values and passions.

2. Why Success Isn’t Enough

Reaching the top is a monumental achievement. But as you climb, you may feel a plateau - a sense that something more is waiting. Success is about external recognition; significance is about internal fulfilment. Leaders with unique legacies don’t just build; they transform. They create a legacy that continues to impact lives even after they’re gone.

3. Discovering Your Unique Purpose

Your unique impact comes from understanding and fully embracing what sets you apart. Often, it’s hidden within experiences and passions from your early years. Through my THT Method, I guide high-achieving leaders to uncover their most authentic purpose. This introspective journey often reveals untapped insights that can redefine how they lead and the legacy they’ll leave.

4. The Ripple Effect of a Purposeful Legacy

When leaders align with their true purpose, their influence extends far beyond the workplace. They inspire others, create lasting change, and, ultimately, leave a ripple effect on the world. The question is:

Are you ready to explore the legacy only you can create?

Conclusion

Leaving a unique legacy is about fulfilling a purpose only you can bring to life.

Ready to discover it? Connect with me on LinkedIn to start your journey toward a legacy that goes beyond success to make a lasting difference.

[vitreouspositive]

that moment in tfone. but shattered glass. whoever sold the idea of canonising alternate universes??? actual genius.

[luckthebard]

Genuinely convinced that people who are trying to claim Keyleth’s emotional arc in S3 of LoVM got reduced to romance didn’t watch the same show as me.

That or they were annoyed she had a fairly prominent romantic storyline in the campaign itself and are now angry the cartoon is engaging with it at all.

[thepersonalwords]

Success can never be enjoyed if there is no congruity or alignment of your beliefs, values and how you behave in attaining your achievements.

Archibald Marwizi, Making Success Deliberate

[rileys-battlecats]

my problem is that i love my ocs and want them to be happy. but. i am a tragedy enjoyer at heart

[sailing-ever-west]

tired of waiting.

[wildsaltair]

I’d like to thank Maximus Decimus Meridius for inventing loyalty and emotional intelligence and devotion and goodheartedness. and also sex

[doulayogimama]

I'm not an AOC superfan or anything, but seeing her speech at the DNC had me in tears.

I'm not a fan of Clinton's, but listening to her last night talk about Kamala had me in tears, too.

I didn't experience this pride in 2016 when we were trying to elect Hillary. I'm also not a fan of Kamala's in particular -- to me, every politician at that level has gotten their hands dirty and I'm honestly not naive enough to believe that you can get to that ring on the ladder any other way. It's the way it is and I don't fault women for having to learn to live in a mans world. I can't pretend to understand what Clinton's career has been like or what she must've done or sacrificed to get to her station in the generation she is a part of.

But last night... I was just so proud of them all. I have gotten to see 2 women be in the final run for president of the usa. My daughter knows nothing else than seeing a woman on that podium, at that level. 100 years ago we couldn't vote. 50 years ago we couldn't have a credit card without a man signing off. 40 years ago we couldn't own a business without a man signing off.

This is just a beautiful moment in history. No matter what happens, I'm grateful to have seen this and I'm confident that if I make it to old age, I will see a woman President of the USA.

[quotelr]

Entrepreneurship is the process of discovering new ways of combining resources to create change – in whatever area of life.

Archibald Marwizi, Making Success Deliberate

[hiddenincommand]

Duty Without Hesitation

“A leader stands alone, bound by duty, not by the desires of others. There is no hesitation, no wavering in the face of decisions that shape the future of those who follow.

Duty isn’t simply a responsibility—it’s a force that carves itself into every moment, every choice. It commands presence, discipline, and an unwavering resolve. Those who hesitate will never understand the weight of this authority.

In the quiet of an old British officer’s study, where the walls carry the echoes of tradition, one figure stands firm. His hands rest on the desk, steady and certain, in a room filled with symbols of a legacy born from iron will. The light through the window casts long shadows, not of doubt, but of conviction.

To lead without hesitation is the only path. To hesitate is to fail.”

[obsidianandblacksatin]

🗽✨ Robert Smalls: A Legacy of Bravery and Leadership ✨🗽

Born into slavery, Robert Smalls' daring escape aboard a Confederate ship during the Civil War was a pivotal moment in his journey to freedom. Not only did he secure his liberty and that of his crew, but he also went on to serve as a U.S. congressman, championing civil rights and education.

Discover more about his incredible story and lasting impact in my latest blog post. 🌟📚 https://tinyurl.com/2vuh6wjz

[redux-iterum]

Re-reading Charred Legacy and it says right at the beginning that Speckletail wasn't the expected choice for deputy. Who was?

Not too many had a concrete idea of who should be deputy, but if you pressed them for an answer, they would have suggested Whitecloud. It's a difficult choice, though, because all of the cats everyone would have picked first are all dead. The deputy rank had some slim pickings.

[alazarrr]

D. Rose 🌹

[thepersonalwords]

We don’t have the same backgrounds, we do not possess the same skills or talents, we are not from the same generation, and neither do we have access to the same platform to shine. Things are not equal and life is not constant – there will never be the so-called level playing field.

Archibald Marwizi, Making Success Deliberate

[thenotoriousscuttlecliff]

The odd things about both recent live action Barry Allens is neither really seems like they want to be Barry Allen. TV Barry often comes across like Wally West's personality grafted onto Barry's Geoff Johns' mandated backstory, something comic writers have also been guilty of since his resurrection (just no escaping the fact that Wally is now the default version of the Flash for many). Movie Barry, however, appears to be just Miller trying way too hard to audition for a really neurotic Spider-Man movie. It honestly feels like DC and WB's has no clue what they actually want from a Flash adaptation except for it to resemble their IP.

[tftoy-pics]

The new Transformers Rise of the Beasts trailer is 💯. Please give me more Arcee riding Rhinox into battle.