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Talk Isn’t Cheap: The Importance of End-of-Life Conversations

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Discussing end-of-life wishes can feel daunting and, at times, uncomfortable. However, these conversations can hold profound value, offering clarity and a sense of peace for everyone involved. Openly sharing end-of-life preferences ensures that loved ones are on the same page, helping to prevent misunderstandings or potential conflicts during challenging times.

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Embracing the Inevitable: An Introduction to Modern Death Etiquette

Death is an inevitable part of life, yet it’s a topic many of us shy away from discussing. In our digital age, thoughtful end-of-life planning is more crucial than ever. Inspired by personal experiences, my book “Click Here When I Die” aims to guide you through modern death etiquette, simplifying the process for your loved ones when the time comes.

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What’s Your Digital Legacy?

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A digital legacy includes all the online accounts, digital assets, and internet profiles left behind when a person dies. Some people may only have an email address. Others maintain an extensive digital footprint over their lifetime. Recent studies indicate a single email address is associated with an average of 130 digital identities!

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