We asked folks we admire to tell us about what they want their legacy to be. Check out their responses below.

Stacy Yi

If I could leave a legacy, I’d like it to be this: that I have helped people to know, experience, and learn Tai Chi Quan, Qigong, and traditional Chinese Kungfu as well as other wonderful things such as Guqin (an ancient instrument to cultivate oneself), tea and Zen etc. which are the treasures of eastern cultures and humanity and enrich our lives and give us energy and power to live a healthy and happy life, in harmony with the nature, heaven and earth, and ourselves. Read More>> 

Krystal Lambert

When I was a child, I used to dream about being an actress, an artist, a writer … of being on the stage, performing and delivering speeches. I didn’t know then that my talents and passions were connected to a deeper purpose that would someday become apparent to me through various experiences. Read More>>

Dani Wieczorek

Radical self-love and acceptance. Society constantly imposes unrealistic expectations, distorting how we perceive ourselves and our worth, making the simple act of being fully, freely, and unapologetically a struggle. Self-love feels like an unattainable luxury. I want to change that narrative and be remembered as someone who helped others reconnect with the beauty and strength within themselves, especially when it comes to loving their bodies. Read More>>