Legacy isn't something you leave behind...it's something you leave in people.

In this episode of The ALeeT Podcast, Lee Thomas explores the eighth tenet of SPUG by challenging the traditional idea of legacy. Through stories of Mee-Maw's garden, lessons learned over 22 years of military service, the influence of mentors, and the unexpected growth found in a new career, this episode asks a simple but powerful question:

What are people carrying with them because they met you?

Whether you're leading a team, raising a family, mentoring a coworker, or simply trying to become a better version of yourself, your legacy is already being written.

Stay Spuggin' ALeeT!!

Lee lived up to his standard and has brought you another episode of the podcast: Allyship!

This is part 7 of a 9 part series, depicting what needs to be done in order to become an ally. This is a multifaceted term that Lee puts his own spin on, divorcing it from the norm, and stealing it away from political stances.

Attempting to keep the podcast agnostic, hear Lee skirt the line and prove that empathy is the road to understanding those who are different from us.

After a hiatus from the Podcast Mr. A Lee Thomas reignites the SPUG 9 by bringing you Mentorship. After seeing how tough transitioning from the military into the civilian sector really is, Lee had to overcome some personal obstacles, and he could not have done so without a few folks along the way. Who? His mentors, who would also become mentees. That's spuggin' friendship, folks! But don't get it twisted! You don't have to be friends to be a mentor or mentee, you just have to have a good rapport, which is one of the things Lee talks about in this episode!

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