You haven’t preserved your influence and authority.
You may fumble with “having” success (old patterns are too familiar to let go), but you want to make sure your legacy is immortalized in your absence. You need to set yourself up to maintain and preserve everything you’ve built.
That means you’ll focus on long-term maintenance and the transfer of all aspects of your legacy—including any business, legal, leadership and cultural transfer. The work isn’t done yet, but when it is, you’ll know. How?
Your legacy is maintained and immortalized in your absence.