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The Power of Living Your Legacy Now | With George Corton

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Power & Impact
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Mar 3, 2026
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Summary

Some of the most meaningful decisions we make are about how we give — our time, our resources, and our attention — and the example we set in the process. In this week's episode of Power & Impact, I sit down with George Corton, founder of First Philanthropy, to talk about what thoughtful generosity looks like today. We discuss why giving in America has long been rooted in personal values and family traditions, and how the most effective philanthropy begins with clarity about what matters most. George shares what he's seeing as new wealth flows into cities like Miami and how the traditions shaped by leaders such as Carnegie and Rockefeller continue to influence modern giving. We also explore practical questions: how families can organize their philanthropy, involve the next generation, and use tools like AI to support research while keeping human judgment at the center.