L1fe by Design · Life Enrichment Programs

Where Every Story Deserves to Be Told

Sharing Life Stories. Preserving What Matters.

Structured multi-phase curriculum
Licensed clinical oversight
Bound Legacy Journal for every participant
Georgia-based · SAM.gov registered
Program One of Two

Legacy Link

Older Adults · Senior Living Communities

Four Phases. One Lasting Legacy.

A guided group program for residents of senior living communities, looking back across a life already lived and preserving it for the families who will carry it forward. Phases 1 to 3 build the Legacy Journal; Phase 4 keeps the enrichment going after it is finished.

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Phases · Ongoing Program
Every resident is supported by a Legacy Partner — a family member or close friend who joins from the first session and helps preserve photos and memories alongside them.
Program Two of Two

Legacy Forward

Youth 14–21 · Foster & Court-Involved

Built for Young People Looking Ahead

A guided program for foster and court-involved youth approaching independence. Where Legacy Link looks back across a life lived, Legacy Forward looks ahead at one about to begin — and builds the plan they will actually live by.

Every participant leaves with a Blueprint for Success — a personal roadmap they build themselves and keep. The journal belongs to the young person alone.
Credentials & Safeguarding

Experience Behind the Programs

Both programs are delivered by Attract Success, LLC — successor to S&T Assessment and Counseling Service, Inc., which for nearly two decades provided court-ordered assessment and cognitive-behavioral programming to Georgia's justice-involved youth.

From the Founder

Legacy Link was founded in memory of my parents. When I watched loved ones enter senior living communities, the activities were plentiful — but there was no structured space where someone could sit down and say this is who I am, this is what I lived through, and this is what I want you to know.

Legacy Forward came from the other end of my career. Nearly two decades in Georgia's juvenile justice system taught me that a young person facing independence needs the same things a resident does — structure, someone who listens, and something to hold onto afterward.

One looks back across a life lived. The other looks ahead at one about to begin. Both end with a journal that belongs entirely to the person who wrote it.

— Mollie Trammell, Founder
Attract Success, LLC

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