I'm a passionate death doula who stresses the importance of proactive end-of-life planning. It reduces the stress of aging, improves survivor financial/emotional resilience, and promotes family harmony. As a result, more meaningful legacies naturally result.
The process also increases social capital, allowing charities to do more of their good work, and takes immense pressure off the judicial system from having to deal with so many unorganized estates. Ultimately this helps the economy.
If more people embrace this, our world will be a much better place.
I respect that death and incapacity are sensitive topics, but a widespread paradigm shift is desperately needed, and I'm doing my best to help improve that.
I've heard it said that one of the greatest acts of love we can provide, is to have our end-of-life wishes properly organized. I believe this to be true. I've witnessed it firsthand many times.
Try the brief quiz on this site to determine if you should be better prepared.
The process also increases social capital, allowing charities to do more of their good work, and takes immense pressure off the judicial system from having to deal with so many unorganized estates. Ultimately this helps the economy.
If more people embrace this, our world will be a much better place.
I respect that death and incapacity are sensitive topics, but a widespread paradigm shift is desperately needed, and I'm doing my best to help improve that.
I've heard it said that one of the greatest acts of love we can provide, is to have our end-of-life wishes properly organized. I believe this to be true. I've witnessed it firsthand many times.
Try the brief quiz on this site to determine if you should be better prepared.
I no longer provide one-on-one advice. I have big plans to share this message with many people,
which will be enough work as it is.
which will be enough work as it is.