this debut episode of Live Your Legacy Life, Chad and Megan Lacefield share what it really looks like to navigate seasons of transition with faith and obedience. After Chad stepped away from a 31-year career in the building materials industry, they found themselves in an unfamiliar but deeply transformative season of slowing down, letting go, and rediscovering rhythms that align with God’s calling.

They reflect on the shift from their former podcast, Built for Two, which focused on Christian marriage, into Live Your Legacy Life—a broader conversation about faith, family, leadership, health, and legacy. Through candid storytelling, Chad and Megan talk about relearning each other after decades of busyness, redefining success beyond career milestones, and choosing presence over pressure in their marriage and family life.

You’ll walk away encouraged and challenged to:

Seek God’s voice when navigating change and uncertainty.

Reevaluate your rhythms at home, in marriage, and in leadership.

Understand why legacy isn’t something you leave behind—it’s something you live out daily.

Ask yourself powerful questions like: What do I need to release? What rhythms align with my values? How can I be more intentional with my time, health, and family?

 Whether you’re navigating a career shift, redefining success, or simply longing for more presence in your marriage and family, this episode will give you practical wisdom and spiritual encouragement to take the next step toward living your legacy today.

Thanks for tuning in to Legacy Life with The Lacefields!

We’re honored to walk alongside couples, families, and leaders who want to live their legacy—not just leave one.

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Let’s keep building strong marriages, leading with purpose, and living what matters most—together.