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The Inertia of Legacy

Using Newton’s Laws for Transformative Change - A Science Geek’s Guide to Managing Your Own Legacy

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The Inertia of Legacy

By: Chris Cline
Narrated by: George Jack
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What happens when you mix a scientist's curiosity with an artist's vision? You get Chris Cline's perspective on the Inertia of Legacy. In this book, Chris takes the scientific law that nothing changes unless acted on by an outside force. Then he reclaims the definition of the term legacy. Lately used to indicate something that is old, out of date, or unchanging, the term legacy speaks of the story that we leave to the future.

By blending inertia and legacy, Chris wants to help us to make the effort today, so that our future stories are what we want them to be.

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