Questions people ask about Masterwork
Who introduced the concept of Masterwork?
Sherrie Rose, Chief Legacy Officer and author of The Masterwork Years: Why Masterwork Matters as AI Advances. She introduced Masterwork as a person's defining contribution, drawn from decades of worthy experience and shared to benefit other people.
What are the six facets of Masterwork?
Wisdom, Action, Value, Imprint, Noble, and Genius. Their first letters spell WAVING, a set of facets introduced by Sherrie Rose. Each one develops while you are active.
What is the difference between legacy and Masterwork?
Legacy is what remains when a life ends. Masterwork is developed while you are alive and active, and it reaches other people in your lifetime. Sherrie Rose describes it as a dynamic living legacy: you decide what it includes while your wisdom is in motion.
Is Masterwork the same as estate planning?
No. A will and an estate plan arrange what you own. Sherrie Rose describes three estates: financial, digital, and wisdom. Masterwork belongs to the wisdom estate, the value that comes from your decades of experience and benefits other people.
Does Masterwork only apply to business?
No. Masterwork spans an individual's lifetime or the duration of a business, and it reaches family, friends, colleagues, and community. It can be a single exceptional accomplishment or a collection of them, as individual as the person who develops it.
What are the Masterwork Years?
The Masterwork Years are the life stage when accomplished people develop their masterwork while their wisdom is in motion, a term introduced by Sherrie Rose. About the Masterwork Years