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We’re often told to “build our network” or “think about the impact we want to have” but rarely does anyone show us how. It’s not just about adding connections or chasing influence. What we really need is a Web of Support and a clearer sense of the legacy we're already leaving behind, often without realizing it.
In this episode, we slow things down to explore two powerful reflection tools: the VEST Web of Support that helps make hard things doable, and the VEST Legacy Map that surfaces your quiet but meaningful influence.
First, we walk you through mapping the people around you, mentors, peers, partners, and communities. Who asks better questions? Who shows up when it’s hard? Who helps carry the load? This simple but revealing scan helps you recognize gaps, appreciate the support you already have, and see where you're playing that role in someone else’s life too.
Then, we reframe legacy, not as something far off or grand, but as the everyday ways you shift culture, model values, and strengthen systems. From making space for underrepresented voices to normalizing boundaries and improving how work flows, these quiet contributions shape trust and sustainability, even if they never make it onto a resume.
By the end of the episode, you’ll have three simple actions to take.
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Chapters
1. Why Quiet Impact Matters (00:00:00)
2. Two Reflection Tools Introduced (00:00:47)
3. Rethinking Progress Beyond Outputs (00:02:41)
4. Map Your Web Of Support (00:03:44)
5. Mentors That Open Doors (00:05:36)
6. Peers Who Walk With You (00:07:07)
7. Partners And Shared Responsibility (00:09:24)
8. Belonging In Networks And Communities (00:11:19)
9. Assessing Gaps And Needs In Support (00:13:04)
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