Creativity, ideas, and personal relationships are truer building blocks of legacy than things or money. While there are certainly legendary wealthy individuals whose names still resonate in popular culture long after their demise (e.g. Rockefeller, Carnegie) -- the legacies of even these former titans of industry pale in comparison to wider appeal of Martin Luther King, Jr.; Bob Marley, Mahatma Gandhi; Shakespeare; Beethoven; or Van Gogh -- all men who were not necessarily known during their lives to have amassed any particularly substantial level of personal wealth. Who we are during our lifetime will ultimately determine how (and to what extent) we are remembered long after we've passed
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