Hosted by Ronald L. Fong · EN · 100 episodes
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This podcast is a journey that explores how design is essential to legacy building. The principles of good design will shape and direct your legacy into a work that will touch your family, friends, and business associates with your unique enduring message. We all leave legacies. Are you designing the one that you want to leave? email: rfong@truenorthshepherding.com
Ronald L. Fong hosts The Legacy Drawing Board, a education show with 100 episodes published.
Danielle Philips created the They Were Here Foundation to build a legacy for her daughter Angelina, who died from cancer. The foundation provides a space for grieving individuals to keep the voices of departed loved ones
A composite baseball bat is a technological wonder that compensates for a hitter's limited skill by producing towering homeruns that surprise even the hitter. A wooden bat is less forgiving when the hitter fails to execu
Explore your legacy as cinema. Produce your life story as a filmmaker. Develop a script from a vision, "cast" the people in your life by building meaningful relationships, and collaborate with other artists to enrich and
Stained glass was referred to as the "Bible of the poor." We can use the process of creating stain glass as a model for designing and building our legacies. Is your legacy accessible and understandable to the masses? Doe
Garbage in, garbage out. This is the essence of system designs. Pivot to beauty in, beauty out for your legacy design. Listen to blend and balance design concepts from art and engineering to build your intended legacy an
Who are your role models for mentorship as you begin to mentor? The Bible provides us with five examples of men who fulfilled the fundamental responsibility of mentorship: protecting the mentee. Initially, this will be f
It's important to pause from legacy building to legacy evaluation. Set aside time to reflect and to ask others about your legacy. How fit is it in terms of delivering your message and touching the lives of others? Examin
Writer Farley Ledgerwood identified the four kinds of people you need in your life: 👤 The person who won't let you quit. 👤 The person who won't let you pretend. 👤 The person who makes you feel less alone just by exist
Do you show before you tell? Have you established your identity before assuming responsibilities? Listen to appreciate the importance of placing indicatives before imperatives in your legacy design and building. Doing so
Persistent or stubborn? Collaborative or indecisive? Honest or indiscreet? How you channel your core energy will either build or destroy. Listen to design a path for your essence to engage others in sharing a clear and c
How do you view your children's spouses? Do you consider them in-laws or on as your own children? Listen to prepare for this family addition with open arms, open hearts, and an enduring loving message of acceptance.
Will people know your faith by your works? And, are works grounded in loving others? Listen to begin examining how you are living your faith and how your works shape your legacy.
Money has three fundamental functions: it is a medium of exchange, a unit of account/measure of value, and a store of value. Have you examined the function of your legacy? Does it promote dialogue, be held up as a standa
Your legacy is your kingdom. How do you treat your subjects: your hopes, dreams, fears, and your message? Listen to understand whether your rule or govern and what will be the lasting impact of your reign.
Running barefoot improves form because we receive unmediated input from the ground. As we build our legacies, are we taking the time to go barefoot to ensure our perceptions are aligning with the truth? Listen to let you
Your legacy. Your story. Yet, who are the individuals who are part of the story, who have contributed to expanding your vision, and shared in the labor of telling it? We have examples of the value of partnerships in busi
I interview Amanda Moss, founder of AMG Creative, a marketing and design studio for small businesses. She shares how she developed AMG from her work with museums and as a photographer. Amanda has a passion to connect wit
My guest, Victor Varnado, discusses how AI lower barriers for people to produce artistic content. He is a New Yorker cartoonist, filmmaker, and comedian. He has developed AI platforms for education and his mission is to
Parenthood matures you through joyous challenges. Among the challenges is the art of giving of self without being intrusive. Your child will always need you as a parent, but the seasons of life shape and direct those nee
The options for college have increased with more online offerings. With increasing costs and a tough job market, what is the value of a college education? How does the growth of AI impact higher education and skill acqui
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The Legacy Drawing Board is hosted by Ronald L. Fong. The show is categorised under education (self improvement) and has published 100 episodes.
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