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The Legacy Drawing Board

The Legacy Drawing Board

Hosted by Ronald L. Fong

Episodes

100

Latest episode

Aug 2026

Language

EN

About the show

This podcast is a journey that explores how design is essential to legacy building. The principles of good design will shape and direct your legacy into a work that will touch your family, friends, and business associates with your unique enduring message. We all leave legacies. Are you designing the one that you want to leave? email: rfong@truenorthshepherding.com

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August 16, 2026Episode 18119 min

S4E41: Patience

Patience is a virtue and a gift. When you practice patience, you gift others the space to grow. Patience is not passive waiting. It is a unselfish decision to allow others to find their place at their own pace. Patience enriches storytelling by supporting deep interactions and appreciating nuance. Exercise patience and your legacy enriches.

August 3, 2026Episode 18038 min

S4E40: Jaclyn Orent interview

Jaclyn Orent, co-founder and CEO of Cultural Catalysts Network, provides practical insights to the seasoned corporate leader to the recent high school graduate on how to improve the world by mastering self. Listen to see how sharing your vision, compassion, and energy will widen your scope and deepen the impact you have in improving the world.

July 27, 2026Episode 17926 min

S4E39: Shepherd leadership

Shepherd leadership is a better model than servant leadership. The servant model detracts from leadership by its redundancy, passivity, and limited scope. If you are not willing to serve, you are unfit to lead. Shepherds are proactive protectors who do not wait for instructions to lead their flock to safety and pastures where they can prosper.

July 20, 2026Episode 17819 min

S4E38: Building a house without nails

The Japanese art/architecture form of kigumi builds houses without nails. Nail-less structures have the space and flexibility to absorb the shock of earthquakes, are less likely to have wood splitting from changes in humidity, and accommodate seamless assembly and replacement. Have you built your relationships to withstand stressful forces? Do you lead by joining people together as opposed to fastening together with metaphoric nails? Listen to build a stronger legacy without nails.

July 12, 2026Episode 17737 min

S4E37: Aging alone

Approximately 12.5 million Americans are solo agers. Some never planned to spend their latter years alone. Changing trends in active disengagement reduce the reach of our social networks and strain community cohesion. Many will be left wondering what their legacy will be. Listen to transition from life planning to legacy building.

July 5, 2026Episode 17624 min

S4E36: Grace and mercy

We are flawed beings who stumble on our journeys. Often, we looked for a way to correct our course. We can supply each other with that by designing offramps of grace and mercy. Listen to be a beacon of humanity to those who are at points of great need.

June 28, 2026Episode 17547 min

S4E35 Danielle Phillips interview

Danielle Philips created the They Were Here Foundation to build a legacy for her daughter Angelina, who died from cancer. The foundation provides a space for grieving individuals to keep the voices of departed loved ones alive through storytelling. Listen to hear how others are choosing to honor lost family and friends by bringing memories to life.

June 22, 2026Episode 17426 min

S4E34: Choose a wood bat to take your swings in life

A composite baseball bat is a technological wonder that compensates for a hitter's limited skill by producing towering homeruns that surprise even the hitter. A wooden bat is less forgiving when the hitter fails to execute. Contact at the wrong place can lead to a spray of wood in the field with the batter walking back to the dugout with only the handle in hand. The wood bat has heft that provide honest feedback of your efforts. Choose the wood bat in the game of life and you will be rewarded with a crack that will bring everyone to the feet.

June 14, 2026Episode 17331 min

S4E33: Your legacy as cinema

Explore your legacy as cinema. Produce your life story as a filmmaker. Develop a script from a vision, "cast" the people in your life by building meaningful relationships, and collaborate with other artists to enrich and to clarify your story. Make your legacy the best picture possible.

June 8, 2026Episode 17225 min

S4E32 Stained glass legacy

Stained glass was referred to as the "Bible of the poor." We can use the process of creating stain glass as a model for designing and building our legacies. Is your legacy accessible and understandable to the masses? Does it reflect, reflect, and diffract sunlight into a dance that fills dark rooms with hope and joy? Listen to infuse your legacy with the beauty of the rainbow's richness.

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