Podcasts about robb lucy

What does Legacy mean? Discuss the Legacy Story Contest Talk to the finalists of the Legacy Story Contest and hear their stories. Discuss what the finalists learn in writing their Legacy Stories. Announce the winner of The Legacy Story Contest  Robb has enjoyed a career of writing, producing and connecting… and he continues to help develop non-profits in literacy, sports history, prostate cancer awareness and his local Search and Rescue. Robb knows we can easily create a variety of legacies and their stories Now, while we're young. His information is for anyone who has asked: Will I make a difference? Are my stories worth telling? Do I want to leave a mark, and enjoy it now? And do I want my (our) descendants a hundred years from now to hear our stories? Won't that make them happy to know whose blood flows in them? In his book Enjoy Greater Results with Less Effort: Build a Better You, Bud talks about the ten bedrock truths. He talks about how through challenging times such as death of a loved one and a pandemic these bedrock truths have left him with few regrets as he walks through life. He shares his own life experiences and shares with us what went well and what he could've done better. Bud writes, “Change is neither good nor bad, but how we embrace it and grow from it will determine how it impacts our lives.” Kami Qualls grew up here in San Diego. She is a single mom of two awesome kids. Her 14 year old son, Noah, has a rare chromosome disorder that has led her on an adventure in special needs parenting. And her 10 year old daughter, Annabelle, adds much needed imagination and sass to their family. Kami is also a teacher with credentials in both general education and special education. She currently teaches 7th grade math and science at a small urban charter school in National City.   Support the show: http://www.cooleyfoundation.org/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On "Across The County" it's all about values, and legacy. Have you written, or recorded your legacy story for your family and friends to be able to discover one day? Noah welcomes back journalist, and author Robb Lucy to the show. Robb will refresh us on his book, "How Will You Be Remembered: The Definitive Guide to Creating and Sharing Your Life Stories. Also, why is it important to take the time now instead of later? See tricks, and practices for making your life's movie for everyone else to experience. http://www.CreateMyLegacy.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Robb Lucy is a journalist, speaker and author. His talk today, and his book - ‘How Will You Be Remembered? The definitive guide to creating and sharing your life stories' - will stir you in all aspects of your personal and business life. At the end of our talk you'll have the ability to create the most powerful legacy you could ever give your family. You'll learn how to collect the stories of loved ones you just don't want to disappear. And you'll learn how to create your own personal legacies and their stories that will being you a deep happiness. Most people think they'll be remembered for their legacy of ‘stuff' that they leave behind. Robb disagrees, and demonstrates how rewarding it is to leverage our values, skills, talents and resources to build our legacies, and their stories, at home or at work. Those legacies and their stories will connect us to others, enhance all our lives, make us happy… and will continue to positively affect others when we finally ‘go'. Robb's first career was as a producer with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, then he spent 35 years managing his own production company, producing mixed media for corporations and governments around the world. He was the co-founder of the Make-A-Wish Foundation in Canada,  and spent 25 years on its local, national and international boards. Because of this, and other charity work, he received the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal. Robb has enjoyed a career of writing, producing and connecting… and he continues to help develop non-profits in literacy, sports history, prostate cancer awareness and his local Search and Rescue. Robb knows we can easily create a variety of legacies and their stories Now, while we're young. His information is for anyone who has asked: Will I make a difference? Are my stories worth telling? Do I want to leave a mark, and enjoy it now? And do I want my (our) descendants a hundred years from now to hear our stories? Won't that make them happy to know whose blood flows in them?  Support the show: https://theanswersandiego.com/radioshow/8349 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Noah has talked about the different angles of COVID-19 life; from the medical front, to how it's affected businesses first hand, a spiritual perspective, a financial one...now he brings focus to the family perspective. Robb Lucy former Canadian journalist joins him to talk about how and why to write your own legacy letter. What are the ways to get your family members to share their stories? Plus they'll circle it back to Robb's book, "How Will You Be Remembered? The Definitive Guide to Creating and Sharing Your Life Story". http://www.CreateMyLegacy.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Learn how to scale up your life story writing and personal history business with Tom Cormier Tom Cormier knows the legacy business. A former nationally-syndicated radio host, Tom is cofounder of legacystories.org, a platform for sharing legacy stories, and its sister enterprise, legacystories.com, a B2B company that offers coaching and resources for professionals who want to teach their clients the value of recording and sharing life legacies. Tom shares tips he has learned on how to scale up life story and personal history business by using the "one to many" approach. Tom didn't start with a biding interest in legacy stories. Several years ago, his business partner and the partner's wife perished in a plane crash, and it changed everything. Through this tragedy, Tom met Dennis Stack, a wealth manager who after losing his parents had created a legacy saving program for hospices. The joined forces, and the Living Legacy Project was born. In this episode, we discuss: how they trained hundreds of hospice care givers on how to collect stories, an how to break down the barriers of reluctant storytellers how they scaled up their story-saving mission by bringing their legacy training to home care companies and independent living communities (some of the largest home care providers use their system today) how they shifted their focus to estate planners and wealth managers Why do wealth managers need personal historians and legacy professionals? We talk about: the legacy wave and the aging boomer population the value people place on passing down their values and their stories, not just their tangible wealth 9 out of 10 wealth managers and financial advisors lose their accounts when the patriarch of the family dies. Why? Because they don't have a connection to the client's family beyond being the "numbers person." One one side, there's the recognition of the importance of family history, values, and life stories. On the other, there's the need for wealth managers to differentiate themselves, foster bonds with their clients' families, and bring a value-add to the relationship. Those two tides converge to create an opportunity for personal historians and legacy professionals. Legacy coaching teaches financial advisors a process of how to have that legacy talk with their clients. It changes and deepens the relationship. Russ Allen Prince, an author and contributing writer for Forbes, did a study that showed some startling numbers. We all live our life based on a set of core values. Prince found that if a financial advisor knows their client's top 8 core values, they'll be entrusted with 100% of the family's assets and be given, on average, about 4 referrals. The less familiar the advisor is with the core values, the fewer assets and referrals the client shares. Tip: This opens the door for scaling up life story and personal history business in an organic way. We also discuss: the legacystories.org platform (it's free!) growing your business by focusing on the people who serve your potential clients the Legacy Stories Consultants program, with business tutorials how life story writers and personal historians can work with estate planners a couple interesting examples of unconventional marketing the Legacy Cafe Podcast, hosted by Robb Lucy, author of How Will You Be Remembered?: The Definitive Guide to Creating and Sharing Your Life Stories and Legacies Aren't Just For Dead People: Discover Happiness and a Meaningful Life by Creating and Enjoying Your Legacies Now! the Legacy Stories app, available in your favorite app store the Legacy Stories Handbook   Tom has graciously offered listeners of The Life Story Coach Podcast a discount on his coaching program and the Legacy Stories Handbook. Click here to check out the offer. If you're interested in becoming a Legacy Stories Consultant, visit legacystories.com for more information.   If you enjoyed the show, leave us a review on iTunes. And if you have any ideas to share or questions about this episode, share them in the comments. Thanks! Now go out and save someone's story.  

How will you be remembered? It's a question, but it's also a book by Robb Lucy. Will you be remembered as someone who lied about being Iroquois for money, or something good? Those are the only two options. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

TV Producer, speaker and author, DNA family tree enthusiast, Robb Lucy explains how you can pass along the history of your life through DNA. When Lucy traced his origins he thought about all the lost information about past generations, and he pledged to make sure his life lived on for future generations. Will you get swabbed? Next, Manny the Movie Guy reviews Black Panther, Early Man and Samson. Is Black Panther as good as it's made out to be? And where is Wakanda, anyway? Katie Elsaesser and Kelly Bennett join Phil Hulett for lots funfotainment. Play along with "Who's Older?" Crazed baboons escape their enclosure at the Paris Zoo! Speaking of France...Phil wants to know how this Podcast got so ridiculously popular there. Any ideas? More stories: Fake Jong-Un. Shaun White disrespects the flag. Will Chloe Kim please grow up? US Olympic Ralph Lauren Dumb and Dumber Gloves. Tiger in the cow shed! What are the odds of getting knocked out by the goose you just randomly shot out of the sky? Famous guitar company is about to go belly up. DIY fecal transplants! (What could go wrong?) Man sets fire to a sphere of 42,000 matches. And finally, nothing says Valentine's Day like free porn.

Want to create legacies that give meaning to your life? Well, think differently. Think ‘Generativity’. Generativity is a mindset, and a process.  It’s a mindset that is concerned, and excited, about the future…. and your ability to benefit future generations. It’s a process to arrive at legacies that will enhance lives now, and in the future. Just follow the few steps to ‘Generativity’ that John Kotre outlines here… and you’ll find yourself thinking differently. “I loved this interview with John Kotre” said Robb Lucy. “It affirms that everything we do can affect our lives, and the lives of those that follow. If the world thought and acted in a 'generative way', it would be a very different place. So... let's start!"

We often think of a legacy as something that we leave behind us once our time on earth is done. We live under the assumption that we need to have money, fame and fortune in order to have a legitimate legacy. What if everything we thought about legacies were false? What if we could be a living legacy right now? Robb and Ken discuss how to create and discover your personal legacy. Learn how you can be sure of what your skills and values are- and leverage them to create the most fulfilling life possible. Discover the value of storytelling in your life, and how you can use the skill to convey your legacy to the world. Also, find out the one question you can ask that will get others to share their own stories with you; so that they too can be on the road to building a legacy.

We often think of a legacy as something that we leave behind us once our time on earth is done. We live under the assumption that we need to have money, fame and fortune in order to have a legitimate legacy. What if everything we thought about legacies were false? What if we could be a living legacy right now? Robb and Ken discuss how to create and discover your personal legacy. Learn how you can be sure of what your skills and values are- and leverage them to create the most fulfilling life possible. Discover the value of storytelling in your life, and how you can use the skill to convey your legacy to the world. Also, find out the one question you can ask that will get others to share their own stories with you; so that they too can be on the road to building a legacy.

Both Dr. Barry Baines and our host Robb Lucy agreed: when each of them finished their own ‘Legacy Letter’ (or ‘Ethical Will'), they felt a great tranquility and peace of mind. What truly matters in their lives was now on paper. You might call your Legacy Letter the “voice of my heart.” Or think of it as a love letter to your family. Every Legacy Letter is as unique as the person writing it. What can be in it? Your values. Hopes and blessings for future generations. Life’s lessons. Love and forgiveness. You can find much more in Robb's book, or Barry's -"Ethical Wills. Putting Your Values on Paper". Both Dr. Baines and Robb learned a lot about themselves when they wrote their Legacy Letter. After listening to this intriguing podcast, you might find your Legacy Letter helps you lead the life you want to be remembered for.

Katana interviews journalist, author, speaker & producer, Robb Lucy.Join us as we’ll discuss:•A new definition of ‘Legacy’ that takes it away from money and death. Legacy is Connection, Happiness, Enhanced lives, Full use of your natural talents and skills… and you enjoy your Legacies NOW… and for years to come.•Learn three distinct ways to create your Legacies…. from tiny to huge.•Leave the podcast with the ability to create one of the most powerful legacies you could ever leave your family.Robb Lucy is an author, producer, and connector. He was a journalist with the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation before forming his own company, producing mixed media for corporations and governments around the world.Robb spent 25 years on the local, national, and international boards of the Make-A-Wish Foundation, and continues to help develop non-profits in prostate cancer awareness and his local Search & Rescue team. Robb knows all of us will, at some time in our life, ask “How will I be remembered?” He knows we’ll be remembered by the legacies we create, legacies that give us a connection to others, happiness and purpose.To learn more about Robb Lucy go to www.createmylegacy.com

Join host Robb Lucy in the first ever Legacy Café Podcast where he will gives his own take on what a legacy is and why we should care.  You'll also be entertained with clips from some of the inspiring conversations he had on upcoming shows. We highly recommend listening to this premier show before any of the others because it establishes the foundation for everything to come. Enjoy!

This Christmas, once presents are open and the holiday meal served, what next? Instead of small talk or bickering, guest Robb Lucy, the ‘Legacy Coach,’ suggests bringing folks together by sharing family stories. Tune in to learn how to get storytelling started and how to coax a story out of reluctant Aunt Mabel or teenage son Jaden. The best stories told can be transcribed and preserved […]

The Stuph File Program Featuring Neil Gibson, founder & editor-in-chief of T Pub Comics; Robb Lucy, author of Legacies Aren’t Just For Dead People; and Peter Franklin, the Gabby Cabby. Download Neil Gibson, founder and editor-in-chief of T Pub, the British comic book publisher. They are the driving force behind such titles as Twisted Dark, Tabatha, Tortured Life and The World of Chub Chub, just to name a few. They have embarked on a new contest, looking for budding filmmakers. You should also check out their excellent thriller short film on YouTube entitled So Easy. This holiday season, as families gather around, instead of making small talk, or arguing over politics, how about using the time to share family stories? That’s the suggestion of Robb Lucy, author of Legacies Aren’t Just for Dead People. Peter Franklin, the Gabby Cabby, is in New York to share a slice of the Big Apple from his yellow mobile conveyance lounge. This week’s opening slate is presented by Andrew Fazekas, the Night Sky Guy and author of Star Trek The Official Guide to Our Universe: The True Science Behind the Starship Voyages.