In this episode of the Brian House Show, host Brian Hess and guest Tre Tipton discussed the concept of legacy and how to create a lasting impact. Tre explained that legacy is not just about money or possessions, but rather about setting goals, developing skills, and finding passions that can fuel the legacy.

"Legacy is about more than just money or possessions," Tre said. "It's about setting goals, developing skills, and finding passions that can fuel the legacy." He shared a personal story of how a woman he had known for only three months encouraged him to move to Florida and chase his dreams, and how this was the second time in his life that someone had believed in him and taken a risk to give him the opportunity to improve his legacy.

Tre emphasized the importance of taking time to slow down and be intentional with life decisions, as well as the importance of creating memories with family and friends. He also encouraged people to make a difference in the world, regardless of their financial success, and to strive for a legacy that will be remembered by future generations.

"It's not just about money or possessions," Tre said. "It's about creating a lasting legacy that will be remembered by future generations." He encouraged people to take the time to slow down and be intentional with life decisions, as well as to create memories with family and friends.

Tre also reminded us that it's never too late to start creating a legacy. "No matter where you are in life, you can always start creating a legacy," he said. "It's never too late to start making a difference in the world."

Tre's words are a reminder that legacy is not just about money or possessions, but rather about setting goals, developing skills, and finding passions that can fuel the legacy. It's about taking the time to slow down and be intentional with life decisions, as well as creating memories with family and friends. It's about making a difference in the world, regardless of financial success, and striving for a legacy that will be remembered by future generations.