Скачать или смотреть Dying Without a Will Courts' Involvement and Default Rules

In this enlightening conversation, Chris Abdey and Greg Barnsdale delve into the often-avoided topics of mortality and procrastination. Greg, a licensed funeral director and advocate for the death positive movement, shares insights on the importance of end-of-life planning and how procrastination can lead to unnecessary stress for families. They discuss the societal stigma surrounding death, the benefits of having a will, and the need for open conversations about mortality. Greg emphasizes that planning ahead not only eases the burden on loved ones but also fosters resilience and meaningful legacies. The discussion highlights the growing death positive movement and the impact of recent events like COVID-19 on people's perceptions of mortality.

Takeaways

Procrastination is a common human trait.
End-of-life planning reduces stress for survivors.
The death positive movement is gaining traction.
COVID-19 has made people more aware of mortality.
Having a will is crucial for peace of mind.
Conversations about death should happen when minds are clear.
Online will-making platforms are accessible but have limitations.
Regularly updating your will is important.
Families should be prepared for unexpected events.
Engaging in discussions about death can empower families.

Reach out to Greg:

https://www.DoNotIgnoreYourMortality.com