In this conversation, Gabrielle Wyatt and Chelsea Miller explore legacy as a living act—claiming authorship of our stories, organizing creatively, and centering rest, stillness, and joy as practices of freedom and sustainability. Chelsea reflects on lessons from the front lines, honoring history while building new blueprints, and the audacity required to move our communities forward together.

⏱️ Chapters[00:00] Welcome + intention of the Highland[02:05] “Who are you the daughter of?” — grounding in lineage[03:36] Defining legacy and worthiness[07:49] Intention, inheritance, and living legacy now[09:30] Stories from her mother and why history keeps us grounded[13:02] Intergenerational leadership at the Highland[17:25] Choosing yourself; authorship over outside expectations[26:00] Storytelling, narrative, and honoring collective abundance[31:59] Visibility and creative acts (Pedestals project)[34:54] Resources we need: capital, collective power, creative organizing[37:37] Audacity and organization as practice[44:54] Carrying threads forward: creativity and stillness[47:05] A weekly practice—protected quiet time to dream[50:19] “Because of them… Because of me…” closing reflection

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