My Legacy Is Important To Me

Imagine… a ninety four year old man, resting in a chair on an oak wood porch at a beach house near the ocean. As he hears the seagulls cry and the salt water spray on his face, he wonders what legacy he will leave behind. Personally, he believes a legacy is what memories a person will leave behind. Additionally, a legacy is what people will think of a person once he or she has “passed on”. Will I be known as a friendly boss or employee? A well-behaved student? An exceptional friend? Near the end of my life, I wish to be a successful man. In addition, I would love to obtain an even more honorable legacy.
To start off, if I were to leave an extraordinary legacy, I would have definitely shown kindness and respect to himself, as well as all the people in my life. My family and teachers would be proud of how far I have come. To add on, my friends will have touched my life, as I would have touched theirs. Plus, having
To me success is knowing that I have worked the hardest I could on my goals and I have succeeded in protecting my values. According to myself, my family is by far my most important value. As long as they are a part of myself I can do anything. I value my friends, family, pets, and a strong work ethic.
In summation, as a ninety four year man I have enough wisdom to describe to the youth that your impact on the world is an imperative matter. Throughout this essay, I have described what my legacy was. Furthermore, I believe it is essential to use your best wisdom when pondering the idea of your values, goals, and effects on people. As several people consider what legacy they want I, (a senior) will ask them, “What do you think is vital to an everlasting remembrance?”. It is important to map out your legacy, do not just “dive into” your life. Map you journey out through your goals and values with help from others.
“The best way to predict the future is to create it,” - Abraham