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Episode 244 – How to create your lasting legacy

Deciding what to leave behind when you die is a personal decision that should be made with care and consideration for your loved ones and your own values and priorities. But how do we make sure we are leaving the right things to the right people so your legacy can be a lasting one?


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  1. I am totally on board with this concept and has made me think more about what I have in my home and what will be left behind. I have ordered a copy of the Swedish death clearing book from the library. My mum is also decluttering her home right now with this concept in mind. I think it’s a sensible approach to take in life.

    1. Yes we agree! It's actually a gift to have a decluttered and organised home for those that are left behind. Thank you for sharing and if you need help with decluttering check out our wonderful membership.

  2. Thank you for tackling this important area in your usual warm and friendly way. I was challenged by the idea of shredding those journals that have meant so much to me, but are private – and marked with a red dot to be shredded when I die. Perhaps I can re-read them and decide whether I am comfortable with family knowing more about who and what sustained me through dark days.
    I am keeping a looseleaf notebook of photos of family heirlooms and the stories behind them.
    This is one of your best ever podcasts – bringing in your own experiences and families, with sensitivity to different experiences of the generations.

    1. Thank you so much for your lovely comment Barbara and we're delighted you enjoyed this podcast so much. Your looseleaf notebook sounds amazing and feel free to share some photos of this in our fb group if you want. I'm sure it will inspire others as well.

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