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.

Michelle Edgar | Chief Culture & Impact Officer, Change Agent, Commissioner, Community Builder, Adjunct Professor

I strive to live a life of purpose and service. As a builder and creator, my mission is to connect with others and make the world a better place. I seek sustainable solutions that create opportunities and enhance access, all while driving innovation and technology forward. Read more>>

Natalie Saar | Author and artist

I recently heard a quote that three or four generations from now, no one will remember you the way you are today. All that will be left are a handful of stories that have been passed down. “She was nice” or “She was creative.” And that’s if any stories about you make it at all. Read more>>

Mc Bob | Artist

I want to be known for my versatility and skill. I’ve always mentioned that it was never about the money, but it was always about the recognition of my art. I want listeners from all genres to be able to find some middle ground within my art. As a person, I want my character to be my legacy. Many of my supporters have mentioned to me they love me due to my personality. This makes me feel happy and accomplished, knowing I’m going in the right direction with how I want my art to reflect on me as a person and an artist. Read more>>

George A. Turner Jr. | Public Defender and Candidate for Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Seat #39

I was born and raised during the height of mass incarceration. For context, over the past 50 years the 50 years the State of California has built 23 prisons and only built one college. Growing up I witnessed, family, friends and community members caught up in the web that is the criminal legal system and I realized early on that I wanted to do something about it. I have been fighting to keep my community out of custody as a Public Defender for the last 15 years and now I hope to continue that fight as a judge. Read more>>

Re@l Raydon Aka Real | Rapper/CEO

I wanna be remembered as the person from my family that finally did what my Aunt Alisa encouraged me to do and I accomplished all the things that I dreamed of. I wanna be the first person that embodies their artistic name also I want people to remember me for not judging people and always helping others get through and overcome obstacles and hardships in life that they’ve been going through whether it’s psychological, repeating cycles, or circumstances that they can’t figure out how to get out of and most of all turning their negatives into a positives. Read more>>

Tony Appello | Lead Singer of the band Six Gun Sal

As the lead singer of the band Six Gun Sal, I want people to remember that I created music that people could relate to. Our band is trying to create something that will last decades from now, that will be meaningful to our fans whether they’re 20 years old or 70, something that makes them hit repeat on a song because it makes them feel a certain way or remember a moment in time. Our music is written about them, for them. Read more>> 

Barak Zilberberg | Real Estate Investor, entrepreneur,, philanthropist, author, politician, husband, and a father

My legacy is about helping people propel to their fullest potential possible, with the power of knowledge, belief in themselves, perseverance, resilience, and never giving up with their passions. I would love to help for millions, or billions of people. Read more>>

Cory Austin | Content Creator

I want my legacy to be one of kindness, positivity, and unforgettable energy. I want people to remember that I always had a smile on my face and brought light to every room I entered. I want to be remembered as someone who was the life of the party, someone who made people feel special and included. When people think of Cory Austin, I hope they think of someone who was genuine, sweet, and always spread love and good vibes. Ultimately, I want to leave a lasting impression of joy and warmth that people carry with them long after I’m gone. Read more>>

Kofi Nartey

Inspiration and Impact. I have a few maxims that I call “Kofi-Isms,” and one of them is, “We have a responsibility during our lifetime to realize all of our God-given gifts and share them with the world.” I spend each day trying to do this and help others do the same. Each day is motivated by pursuing my fullest potential and helping people unlock and unleash their potential. Even in my industry, we work to unleash the full potential of the properties we sell. Read more>>