I have spent much of the summer hidden away in New Zealand finishing up my new book (and skiing some of the beautiful snow at Coronet Peak). I started the work early in the year and steadily improved it on airplanes, in hotel rooms and pretty much everywhere I was. As I wrote, I stayed focused on two main goals: to write my best yet. And to record my legacy.

I'm honestly not sure how many more books I'll write. So I wanted this new one to deeply share my leadership message. In case I decide I don't have it in me to write many more.

I suggest we all need to reflect on our legacies, a lot more often. Sure it's incredibly important for you as a Leader Without a Title, to stay focused on the ToDos of your days. And on the deliverables of your weeks. And upon all the things that sit on your plate. But from time to time, pull back from the noise and reflect. On how you want to be remembered when you're no longer here. Because leadership is mostly about DOING DEEDS THAT LAST LONGER THAN YOU DO.

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