Based on a unique “Communities of Purpose” (R) framework, readers identify their “why” before their “what” (i.e. “what I’m going to do with my life.”) By clarifying your why (community of purpose) + your how (strengths) + your where (best environment) + and who (examples of people with your same purpose), you will find your what.

The joke goes that when you take an umbrella with you, it won’t rain. This project is how to get organized way ahead of time, so that when the time finally comes that you pass from earth, the people you love are left with fewer anxieties, and more time to grieve and celebrate you. Conversations are made easier about how to manage your health and end-of-life moments as well as your finances, home, burial, service, possessions, etc This book helps you with the conversation(s) we need to have well before we transition.

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Great questions help us get the answers we need to all of life’s moments. What are the questions you should ask your realtor before purchasing your first house? Your mechanic before agreeing to a repair? What questions should you ask your doctor, lawyer, child’s teacher, financial advisor, your new partner, your grandparents, your kids, yourself? What questions should you ask before starting a sales call, a marketing campaign, an audit?Compiled from experts in 100’s of fields. In two volumes: Personal and Business.

Allowance. Bath time. Calendars. Doctors. Eating. Family time. A quick reference to all-things-parenting in alphabetical order for easy reference.