The ancient Egyptians understood this better than we do

Two questions were said to be asked at the gates of the Egyptian afterlife.

Not about power.

Not about wealth.

Not about performance.

Just this:

Did you find joy?

Did you bring joy to others?

These questions have survived empires.

And they still cut through the noise.

The older I get…and the more I work with high performers…the more I realize:

Legacy isn’t just about what you build.

It’s about what you felt in the process.

And who you became in the eyes of the people that matter most.

A member of The Round Table shared these two questions during our most recent gathering, and it landed heavily with the group.

Because in a room full of accomplished people…the questions that stick aren't tactical.

They’re human.

If these two questions were waiting at the end of your story…how would you answer?

That’s the kind of clarity we’re pursuing.

Not through content or theory.

Through real conversation with people who understand the stakes.

We have a few seats left at The Round Table.

Quietly curated. Sharply intentional.

If it’s time to start asking better questions.

This is your invitation. Simply click here to apply.

-James