We continue the Advisory Perspective Series after a short break. Have had the opportunity to experience a “live example” as we bid adieu to my mom this month. Will have current information to share in real time, as I continue closing out the life of a loved one. Now, back to the Advisory Perspective Series. […]
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April 16 is National Healthcare Decisions day, a time to raise awareness about the importance of advance care plans. Sometimes called an advance directive or living will, an advance care plan is a way to plan ahead for your medical care in case you cannot make your wishes known. The CDC site had a great
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We continue the Advisory Perspective Series this month. As a reminder, life is indeed a team sport! Those you select to be on your team will provide you with critical information to set-up your house in a way that supports you and your family. Choose wisely! I will continue with the series of questions we
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The Navy SEALs have a saying: “Get comfortable being uncomfortable.” If you can be comfortable being uncomfortable, you’ll be prepared to handle whatever situation comes along in your own life. The point is they stay focused on what they need to accomplish, despite how uncomfortable they feel. So in our daily lives, how exactly
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“Life is a team sport”! This concept has been reintroduced to me through Jim Bunch CEO/Head Coach of TUG (The Ultimate Game). My coach Phil Black has greatly assisted my implementation of this concept as I’ve launched The Living Planner. If you have an interest in learning more about the impact of environments in your
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I had an interesting talk with my brother after reading Facebook’s updated policy about digital assets. Times have changed considerably from keeping files exclusively in paper format! Today, digital assets / electronic files have replaced checks, bills, photos and so much more, in many homes. After contemplating the fate of accounts held in the person’s
I’d like to share an article from Karl Pillemer, Ph.D. posted on the Huffington Post. What do you think? http://www.huffingtonpost.com/karl-a-pillemer-phd/fear-of-death_b_4075769.html Why Should Anyone Be Afraid Of Dying? We seem to be inundated now with books about death — and about how great it is. I assume that this is part of the aging of the
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There has been a rise in entrepreneurial activity in recent years. After talking with many business owners, I thought I would focus on business protection suggestions, as a topic for this post. If you own/operate a business, what steps have you taken to protect your business for you and/or your family? Pertaining to Business Matters
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My name is Lynn Lambrecht and I welcome you to The Living Planner! I will begin this blog with a question: Have you given any thought to what your loved ones will be faced with or need to “do” after you transition from life? Organizing your life is one thing, organizing your transition from life,
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You may be wondering why there is a picture of an iceberg on the Home Page of The Living Planner. In case you are, I have an analogy to share with you. For me, organizing life is akin to the tip of the iceberg – we see it, we live it, we feel it every
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