We asked folks about legacy and what they want people to remember about them. We’ve shared some of those responses below.

Anastasiia Yanovych

I want my legacy to be proof that you can live big without leaving a mess behind. We’re all just passing through this planet, and it’s embarrassing how many people treat it like a hotel room they trash before checkout. I want the next generation and the nature they inherit to be better, not worse, because I was here. Read More>> 

Matté

I want my legacy to be one of greatness. I want to be considered a visionary who wasn’t afraid to think outside the box and do things differently. I want to be known as a pioneer, someone who opened doors, challenged the norm, and created something lasting that inspired others to believe in their own voice. Read More>> 

JULIA FISHER

I want to be remembered as someone who listened — like, really listened — and made people’s lives feel a little easier. I love creating systems that actually work for the person, not just something that looks pretty on Pinterest. If someone says, “She made my home feel peaceful and finally functional,” that’s the dream. I want people to feel like their space works for them and reflects who they are. That’s the kind of impact I hope sticks. Read More>>