How does the concept of 'enduring legacy', as seen in the Roman Pantheon, influence your perspective on long-term projects or societal contributions?

The Pantheon has stood for nearly 2000 years, adapting its purpose while maintaining its structure. This resilience and longevity can inspire us to think about the 'timelessness' of our own efforts. What makes something endure? Is it the quality of the craft, the adaptability of its purpose, or the inherent value it holds for future generations? Considering this can shift focus from immediate gains to lasting impact in personal or professional endeavors.