“Two ways: gradually and then suddenly.”
My Valuable and Practical Gift for You
"Perfection is the enemy of the good."
Oui, oui, Voltaire. And yet here I am, procrastinating once again—holiday decorations still boxed up, the vacuum untouched, snowy winter walks not yet taken.
Meanwhile, life moves on. Today, we learned that Congresswoman Kay Granger (R-TX) lives in a memory care residence and hasn’t voted in six months. We send our wishes of comfort to her and her loved ones. Hemingway’s words from The Sun Also Rises echo: “Two ways: gradually and then suddenly.”
In hospice care, I’ve seen families rally around their loved ones, postponing end-of-life planning until it’s too late. Gradually, then suddenly.
"There's such a need for proactive planning for end-of-life care, but some form of inertia prevents many from doing the things that must be done. It’s a long and hard process, but it’s definitely necessary, definitely doable, and made so much easier with a guide.” R Scott
This season of lighting the darkness reminds us of the power of small actions to bring light forward. Proactive planning for end-of-life care isn’t just practical—it’s liberating. It reduces anxiety, brings clarity, and makes space for living more fully, with less fear and more wonder.
That’s why I’m not waiting any longer to offer you this gift—one you don’t have to wait until Christmas to enjoy. See the light, feel lighter.
Join us for A Guide to Living Fully & Dying Prepared, a six-session workshop series held via Zoom from January 9 to February 13, 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM EST. My gift to you? 50% off the $175 tuition—because embracing life and preparing for end-of-life care shouldn’t wait.
Seats are limited, and this special offer ends Boxing Day, Thursday, December 26, 2024. Click here to register
Let’s bring light to the darkness—together.