The Gift of a Tangible Legacy w/ Eileen Spinner

About this episode

Eileen Spinner discusses the importance of capturing personal stories as a means of healing and creating a lasting legacy.

In this episode, Eileen Spinner, Licensed Professional Counselor, Author, and Public Speaker, reveals how capturing a person’s story can become a profound tool for healing and reconciliation. Eileen details her work with the Lumina program, creating tangible legacy pieces that ensure a person's light continues to shine for future generations. This conversation is a beautiful reminder that every leader has a unique gift to share and that our stories are the most valuable inheritance we can leave behind. Guest Links: Eileen’s LinkedIn Eileen Spinner BJC Hospice Books: Mom, Tell Me Why You're Catholic and Everything Else You Love: A Faith-Based Guided Journal Dad, Tell Me Why You're Catholic and Everything Else You Love Friend, Tell Me About Your Faith and Everything Else You Love Credits:  Host: Lisa Nichols, Executive Producer: Jenny Heal, Marketing Support: Landon Burke and Joe Szynkowski, Podcast Engineer: Portside Media

People in this episode

Host: Lisa Nichols

Guest: Eileen Spinner

Topics covered

• storytelling
• healing
• legacy
• leadership

Keywords

• tangible legacy
• Lumina program
• reconciliation
• inheritance

Mentioned in this episode

Products: Mom, Tell Me Why You're Catholic and Everything Else You Love: A Faith-Based Guided Journal

Books & works: The Gift of a Tangible Legacy

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