Leave a Legacy

I have finished one of the books I have been trying to get written between work, family, and life commitments and although it is still ‘in the rough’ right now I am very proud of it!

Why did I write a book? Well I could say it is because I have developed a new marketing system based on fractals and authentic marketing techniques and needed a book to validate me. Or I could tell you the truth; that I am a born writer and educator and that I wanted to leave something of myself, my journey and my work behind when I go.

Whether this book on marketing or my other much larger (and harder to write) book on life strategies and quantum entanglement ever become best sellers is not the point (although that would be nice .

But this reason is summed up best I think by the very last and shortest chapter in my book:

Leave a Legacy” and this very last paragraph:

“Anything that is self replicating, yet has freedom to change is at it’s heart a fractal – a chaotic, yet organised ever moving and changing entity, your legacy is your fractal and when future internet users come across your fractal in the near future what will they see?

When they Google your name what will they find out about you? Will they learn something that changes them forever? Will some piece of information you gave out during your marketing fill in a missing piece of their puzzle?

As you market keep these questions in mind and create an intention to leave a legacy of value, showing your true authentic self to future users, and show them that marketing can be done with integrity and caring, consistency and patience. That even though you were marketing your brand and business back here in this time you were able to leave information and conversations on the timeline of the internet that are timeless and add value to lives yet unborn.

This is your fractal create it with all the love, integrity and authenticity you have inside of you and watch it grow with the pride and passion of an artist creating a masterpiece or a parent watching their child grow.” (Go Fractal, Annie Infinite 2010)

What’s your fractal legacy going to say about you in 20, 50 or 100 years?

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