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Feb 12, 2020 1 hr 15 min

Living For Legacy

from The Greater Podcast Hosted by Greater Podcast

WE'RE BACK! After a month-long hiatus, the gang gets together to recap our break and reflect on the life of the late Kobe Bryant. Although there are many lesson's we can learn from his life, one that rings the loudest on this episode is living a life of impact and legacy. We hope that after listening, you grasp an understanding of the brevity of life and what it looks like to live for true legacy. Our deepest prayers and condolences to the Bryant, Altobelli, Chester, Mauser, and Zobayan family. Send all feedback, dilemmas, or words of affirmations to [email protected]

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