Send us a textIf you're feeling overwhelmed and frustrated by trying to have end-of-life planning conversations but feeling like you are not making any progress or getting the clarity and peace of mind you seek, then you are not alone!In this episode, you will be able to:Face the certainty of death with deeper understanding and foresight.Gain insights from real-life experiences that make end-of-life discussions more comfortable.Grasp the significance of proactive planning, such as estate planning and living wills.Equip the people you care about with well-defined, documented preferences for end-of-life.Foster a sense of urgency and openness in addressing end-of-life wishes with loved ones.The resources mentioned in this episode are:Have an end of life conversation with your loved ones to discuss their wishes and preferences.Write down your own end of life wishes and preferences and share them with a trusted loved one.Create a living will, healthcare proxy, and medical directive to ensure your wishes are legally documented.Ensure your assets and investments have designated beneficiaries and inform them of their status.Consider creating a will and registering it with the office of the register of wills for public records.Discuss with your loved ones who should have power of attorney and be responsible for distributing assets and fulfilling wishes.Share the location of your written end of life preferences and legal documents with designated loved ones.Encourage family members and friends to have end of life conversations and document their preferences.The Importance of Open Conversations about Death Many people shy away from open discussions about death, fearing that it may be considered morbid or upsetting. However, having these conversations is necessary to ensure that an individual's end-of-life wishes are understood and respected. By addressing mortality openly, family and friends can better prepare for the inevitable, offer support, and make informed decisions on behalf of the deceased. Cassandra strongly emphasizes the importance of engaging in honest and open dialogues with loved ones about end-of-life preferences. By fostering a supportive environment, these conversations become valuable experiences to gain insight into what matters most to each person and how they wish to be remembered. In sharing the statSupport the show Are you ready to create and design your best life on your terms? If so, click here and schedule a complimentary discovery call with Cassandra. https://www.cassandracrawley.com/discovery-call If this podcast helped you rethink whether you are living your best life on your terms, subscribe, share it with a friend, and leave a review to help more women find it. To get a copy of my debut book, "Is Your Way in Your Way", visit https://www.cassandracrawley.com/book To get a copy of my brand-new book, "Is Your Way In Your Way", visit https://www.cassandracrawley.com/book Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/cassandracrawleymayo Website: https://www.cassandracrawley.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cassandra_crawleymayo/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cassandracrawley/ YouTube: https://cassandracrawleymayo x: https://www.tiktok.com/

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