Today is Father's Day.

And whenever Father's Day comes around, people tend to think about legacies.

Some people think of inheritance.

Some think of family names.

Some think of accomplishments.

But after forty or fifty years, most people won't remember what kind of car we drove or what trophies sat on our shelves.

What they will remember is what mattered most to us.

And that raises a question:

When your life is over, what do you want your children and grandchildren to remember about you?