What will people remember about you? The true measure of a communicator isn’t found in standing ovations or viral videos—it’s in the lives changed, the hope sparked, and the leaders created. John C. Maxwell’s final law is clear: great communicators add value to people.
Legacy isn’t about imitation. The world needs your unique strengths—whether it’s empathy, humor, practical advice, or hope. Find your voice, and use it to serve others. When you speak with genuine passion, your audience feels it and is more likely to take action.
Build anticipation by expressing your excitement for your message. When you’re genuinely invested, your audience will be too. Remember, impact is measured by the positive change you spark in others, not the applause you receive.
To leave a legacy, focus on inspiring action. Challenge your listeners, empower them to grow, and celebrate their progress. Every message is a seed—plant it with care, and it will bloom long after you’re gone.
For more on building a legacy through communication, explore Maxwell’s book and expert resources at Blinkist and Elevate Global.
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