At some point, our society began to adopt a belief that a life’s worth started and ended with each individual.  Everything that a person contributes appears with them and then vanishes or ends with their death.  There’s nothing left to build from, nothing more to expand or develop. It is the philosophy of various cultures that we must plan for seven generations in the future.  Too often, today’s society inherits debt and broken bonds.  It is our responsibility to help start developing plans for the future generation – to share what we want them to have.  We must start planning, saving, and helping to bestow our earthly values, goods, and vision upon those to come after us.  It isn’t easy work, and often requires frank and honest examination and conversation.  How will we begin to create a legacy?  And if we have a legacy (as all of us do), how does the family come together to preserve it and build upon it?  Get answers and solutions by participating in the Preserving Our Legacies Series sponsored by TBatchelor Geriatric Advisory Group.  Join our conversations on air or live in a forum. Learn more​

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