OUR VISION
The Legacy Collective supports and uplifts those who guide others through life’s final transition. We understand the depth of your commitment. You help others navigate the profound journey of mortality, grief, and remembrance each day with grace and presence.
Your work demands compassion, resilience, and specialized expertise that touches lives in their most vulnerable moments.
The Legacy Collective was born to nurture and sustain you in this purposeful and profound calling.
OUR WHY
We believe in Unity in community—this is our foundation. Creating a forum for collective minds to participate and contribute towards our vision will empower and educate others.
The Legacy Collective offers you a welcoming space for connection and collaboration. We offer belonging, support, and shared purpose.
WHO SHOULD JOIN US?
The Legacy Collective welcomes all who guide and support others through end-of-life transitions:
- Healthcare providers and hospice workers
- Grief counsellors and mental health professionals
- Death doulas and end-of-life navigators
- Funeral directors/celebrants and memorial specialists
- Family caregivers and community volunteers
- Retirement homes/communities and healthcare institutions
- Not-for-profit associations and charities
If you’re interested in being part of The Legacy Collective, please email us mbrooke3118@gmail.com or call 437 888 9175.
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THE ENDLESS WAVE
Skateboarding, Death & Spirituality
Millions of articles, books, videos, podcasts and pieces of art are dedicated to the ideas surrounding death and dying. But I’d wager a large fortune that very few of them give a perspective of death and dying through the lens of a skateboarder. This book aims to do just that — or at least start a conversation or two.
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Any Visionaries Today
WARNING — this is not a typical business book. I wonder if it should even be classified as a business book. This book is aimed at those who want to start a small business. It’s also aimed at those struggling in high school trying to figure out a path. While we’re at it, it can also help those trying to find a direction in their lives after high school, college, or their last job.
It’s also for those folks like me who never seemed to fit in the world of 9 to 5. I love thinking about the future, and yes, I’ll admit it: I am a visionary and entrepreneur, but I find myself drawn to the former at the expense of the latter. I don’t care what stage you’re at. If you’re reading this book, I thank you.
The roots of this book lie with one specific message: KNOW YOURSELF FIRST.
Before you start anything, write down any goals, or begin a quest, you must KNOW YOURSELF FIRST. I wish I’d read this book when I was 18. Or 30 or 50. But that’s not possible because I am turning 60 this year. There are a few reasons that you should KNOW YOURSELF FIRST.