“What-if” Planning Blog
When Thinking About the 'Unthinkable' Feels Too Hard — 5 Ways to Start Planning Anyway
Thinking about what would happen to your family if something happened to you or your partner can feel overwhelming. Your mind might race with questions: Who would pick up the kids from school? How would they get to the doctor? Who would be there for the everyday moments—like helping with homework or comforting them after a bad day? These thoughts can be paralyzing, making it easy to put off planning altogether. But instead of letting these emotions stop you, you can use them as a guide. This post will show you how to move past the fear and start making the 'what-if' plans your family needs—without the overwhelm.
De-Bunking the Top 10 Myths about Planning for an Unexpected Death (Because Guess Who’ll Be Picking Up the Pieces?)
Planning for an unexpected death isn’t just practical—it’s empowering. This post tackles 10 common myths about preparation, helping you create a ‘what-if plan’ that protects your family, secures your future, and ensures your loved ones are supported no matter what life brings.
Spooky Consequences of Not Having an End-of-Life Plan
While Halloween is all about ghosts and ghouls, the real scares often come from things left undone—like end-of-life planning. Without a plan, you risk leaving your family with unanswered questions, costly delays, and lifelong uncertainty. From “Lost Control from Beyond” to “Family Hauntings,” the consequences can be chilling. Now is the time to consider not only your own end-of-life needs but also how to support your spouse or partner in the event of the unexpected.
Don’t leave loved ones with a haunting legacy. Discover simple steps to start planning today.