People who make a practice of contemplating their mortality and their legacy become more grateful, experience greater meaning, become empowered to make better decisions, have more courage about those decisions, take more chances, and are more creative, engaged, and present at work. Cameron’s keynote delivers ROI by inspiring an organization’s teams to think about their legacy and work backward to integrate habits of meaning and gratitude into their lives.
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