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

Nicholas VandenNiewenhof | Executive Director of the Lincoln Institute of California

I envision my legacy to be embodied in the Lincoln Institute of California. This nonprofit has been born out of my deep commitment to making a significant difference for the state I love. The Institute’s primary goal is to leave a lasting impact on the Golden State, fostering positive change for years to come. Read more>>

Jessica Strang | Clinical psychologist, jewelry designer, podcast host, & artist

I have a strong belief that everyone has a purpose for being part of this universe and when I think about my own purpose and legacy, I would like to be remembered as being the woman of my own dreams. I didn’t start out with this idea, though. Throughout my life, I have had many opportunities to be creative and to try new things and although I sometimes did pursue these avenues, more often than not, in my younger years I struggled with self doubts and concerns about what others thought of me. Read more>>

Aldo Gonzalez

what I want my legacy to be know for is giving a good experience and good food. what I want people to remember for good food. Read more>>