It's ten years from today, and you are attending a ceremony honoring you as the "Leader of the Year." One after another, colleagues and co$-$workers, members of your family, and good friends take the stage and talk about your leadership and how you have made a positive difference in their lives. To help you think about what you hope people will say about you that day and how you would hope to be remembered, record your responses to this L$.$I.F$.$E$.$ paradigm:$1.$ Lessons:$$ What vital lessons do you hope others will say you have passed on$?2.$ Ideals: What ideals $-$ values, principles, and ethical standards $-$ do you hope people will say you stand for?$3.$ Feelings: What feelings do you hope people will say they have or had when being with you or when thinking about you?$4.$ Evidence: What is the evidence that you made a difference?Write down your responses in full sentences, at least one paragraph for each L$.$I.F$.$E$.$Then write minimum one paragraph and identify what you can work on now in your leadership journey.Add cited research to support narrative