Estate planning isn't just for the rich and famous. Many people can benefit
from estate planning and their loved ones, those who are left behind, will
appreciate the fact that you took care of some of the issues before you passed
on. No one likes to think about their own demise, but it is a task that should
be done whenever possible.
Estate planning, in its most simple terms, is simply setting your affairs in
order while you are alive so that your family will not have to deal with them
when you are gone. Estate planning is important because it ensures your assets
and wishes will be handled and transferred smoothly.
There can be several components to estate planning. The number and level of
components is dependent on many factors, all of which you should think about
before making any final decisions. Your estate planning might include such
things as your Last Will and Testament, naming a Power of Attorney who can
handle some of the legal matters, and setting up any trusts.
Some of the assets that you may need to consider include such things as your
home, retirement funds, automobiles, cash, stocks, bonds, and other investments.
By detailing who you want to get what, you can help your heirs get through
probate court with as few problems as possible.
Your estate planning can also include the use of a living trust. With a living
trust you transfer ownership of your assets into a trust and then have someone
administer the trust. This all but negates the need for your family to go
through probate court, which can be expensive and emotionally challenging.
Living trusts must be set up carefully, so it is best to work with an expert in
the field.
Would you like to
be able to write a great eulogy speech
that says exactly what
you want it to?
Here's how you can quickly and easily
get your hands on
the eBook that will give you everything you need
to write - AND deliver - that perfect and memorable speech!
All of us have been touched by death.
Death is complex, and the time around death is also complex.
Dear Reader: You've probably come here to this site because you've
asked to give a eulogy. Writing and giving a eulogy can be one of the
most powerful and moving tasks of our lives, and some of us have walked
away proud of creating a eulogy worth remembering, and others of us have been left with deep regret over what
we could have said - and should have said - and didn't.
And no wonder - it can be an incredibly daunting task to face, but
one that's too important to NOT be fully prepared for - and that's
EXACTLY why we've developed this one of a kind guide. We've spent a
countless number of hours finding, refining, inventing and developing all
of the resources you'll need in order to develop that special eulogy that
will comfort and console, and even move and inspire.
Here's what you'll get with
this guide:
An instant speech package -
you'll be able to download it and print it within minutes!
Time proven advice and guidance
straight from the trenches - we've been there and had to
cope with it ourselves!
Our unique system of fill-in-the-blanks questions that will "build" your
eulogy for you as you answer them.
PLUS all of the resources you
need to customize the eulogy to strike the note that only
you could.
You'll be closely guided in striking
that perfect note - whether it is professional, sentimental,
loving, poignant, or inspiring!
90 Day Risk Free 100%
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Are you struggling with how to start the eulogy?
Death is a time of change and is approached with great diversity,
which goes beyond culture and religion. While some individuals see
death as perhaps the greatest tragedy of life, others see it as a time
to celebrate an individual's life, and still others quietly, solemnly
mourn an individuals passing.
The death of a loved one, or even an acquaintance, can call on you to write or
speak about how you perceived or felt about the deceased. Perhaps you
are assigned, or appointed the task, or even planning ahead for our
own funeral.
It can be an opportunity to speak lovingly, glowingly from
your heart...
To speak tenderly about the loss of a child...
Or perhaps it is an opportunity to acknowledge the deceased
one's many accomplishments.
Are you struggling to find a way to eulogize someone that
you're having difficulty forgiving, or perhaps had
contentious relationships with people?
You may be challenged to deliver a balanced,
compassionately honest look at a fellow human being who had many
bristly flaws.
Or perhaps you're coping with the death of an individual who meant
quite the opposite to different members of an emotionally volatile family, or
a circle of friends who
have a long history of antagonism, or dissention.
You could even have been called upon to deliver a passionate
review of someone's life who was almost a stranger to you.
The combinations are
infinite.
There are hundreds of opportunities to share about the deceased, such
as: eulogies, memorials, obituaries, wakes, newspaper articles, family
web-pages, business newsletters or web-site, family Bibles, church
bulletins, Synagogue bulletins, newsletters, and funeral remembrance
cards.
How does one approach this task?
How do you organize your thoughts?
How do you know where to start, what question to asks and answer,
what
style best serves your goals?
By ordering our timeless guide now you will receive an incredible collection of
bonuses.
Your
Free bonuses: Because we care passionately about people we're offering some
extraordinary bonuses to anyone who purchases our guide to
"Writing A Great Eulogy Speech" today. Here's
what we're adding:
Bonus
#1: We've created an entire web site that you'll be given
free members only access to for the next 90 days! We've
included TONS of bonus materials - including...
10 Famous
Eulogies including...
Ronald Reagan's Eulogy for the Space Shuttle Challenger crew
Charles, Earl Spencer's Eulogy for his sister Princess
Diana
Garrison Keillor's Eulogy for Chet Atkins
Justin Trudeau's Eulogy for his father, Pierre Trudeau
10
Examples of eulogies
Over 25 funeral poems
100's of quotes about sons, daughters, fathers, mothers,
husbands, wives, grandparents, sisters, brothers, friends,
police officers, firemen, soldiers - as well as subjects that
you may want to share about in your eulogy including grieving, healing, finding comfort, courage, duty, faith, fear,
forgiveness, saying goodbye, heroes and heroism,
illness, living life to the fullest, love, loyalty, regret,
remembering, teaching - and so many more!
And more being added every day!
Bonus #2: We've added an entire music section
to the members only section of our web site!
Over 40 lyrics
to be used as poems or to send an inspiring message
We've even included over 15 samples
of music for you to listen to that will help you decide if
it's what you want
Bonus #3:
And because we're committed to helping the most people we can
we've made our book more readily accessible to people from all
walks of life by reducing the price
of our book from a reasonable $34.95 to only $24.95!
And if that's not enough...
Bonus
#4: We're committed enough to your success in this endeavor to be
offering 30 days of free
email and instant messaging coaching as you develop your
personalized eulogy
- a one time,
limited time offer. We probably won't be offering this again!
Why would be giving all of
this away for one low price?
Because we're committed to making this the premier
package - and to setting a new standard of service for people who
are facing the kind of time pressured and deeply meaningful
commitment that you are.
We'd even be honored to be able to support you
this way...
So let's recap and summarize everything that's
included in this offer:
An instant speech package -
you'll be able to download it and print it within minutes!
Time proven advice and guidance
straight from the trenches - we've been there and had to
cope with it ourselves!
Our unique system of fill-in-the-blanks questions that will
"build" your eulogy for you as you answer them.
PLUS all of the resources you
need to customize the eulogy to strike the note that only
you could.
You'll be closely guided in striking
that perfect note - whether it is professional, sentimental,
loving, poignant, or inspiring!
90 Day Risk Free 100%
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Bonus #1: We've created an
entire web site that you'll be given free members only
access to for the next 30 days! We've added TONS of bonus
materials - and more being added every day - including
examples of eulogies, 100's of quotes about sons, daughters,
fathers, mothers - and more!
Bonus #2: We've added an
entire music section to the members only web site!
Bonus #3: We've slashed the
price from a
reasonable $34.95 to only $24.95!
Bonus #4: Our one time offer of
30 days of free email and instant messaging coaching as you
develop your personalized eulogy - a one time, limited time
offer. We won't be offering this again!
It's simple to order our
product. Just click on the order link below to
order your copy now at the limited time offer price of $24.95.
There is, for all humans, no more fascinating subject than death. Understanding what happens when we die has formed the basis of all religion, most of culture, and major portions of science. K. Kris Hirst Quotes
Stop all the clocks, cut off the telephone, Prevent the dog from barking with a juicy bone, Silence the pianos and with muffled drum Bring out the coffin, let the mourners come.
Death arrives among all that sound like a shoe with no foot in it, like a suit with no man in it, comes and knocks, using a ring with no stone in it, with no finger in it, comes and shouts with no mouth, with no tongue, with no throat. Nevertheless its steps can be heard and its clothing makes a hushed sound, like a tree.
It takes us back to brighter years, to happier sunlit days and to precious moments that will be with us always. And these fond recollections are treasured in the heart to bring us always close to those from whom we had to part. There is a bridge of memories from earth to Heaven above... It keeps our dear ones near us It's the bridge that we call love.
This album was designed for the terminally ill in with the intention of providing them exactly what the title says - a graceful passage.
Although a couple of the tracks are almost indecipherable because of heavy accents, the Letting Yourself Be Loved track by Lew Epstein makes this album a must have for anyone willing to do some deep and powerful work.
Just thinking about the power of his words gives me goose bumps.
Although Lew is no longer with us, his work lives on both in this album and in the Partnership Advantage group that continues to bring his workshop "Trusting You Are Loved" workshop to countries around the world.
I'm not affiliated with them and have nothing to gain by mentioning that, other than the fact that I love them and the work that they do.
Unfortunately, the sample track on Amazon.com only includes the introductory strains of music to his track so it's impossible for you to really get a feel for it.
It makes a sensitive and thoughtful gift for anyone in the midst of a major transition in their lives.
Death arrives among all that sound
It takes us back to brighter years,
This album was designed for the terminally ill in with the intention of providing them exactly what the title says - a graceful passage.
