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EPISODE · Sep 30, 2025 · 37 MIN

End-of-Life Planning Through a Project Manager’s Lens | Mark Rozner

from Death and Dying in the Digital Age · host Niki Weiss

What happens when you look at death, dying, and legacy the same way you would approach a major project? In this episode of the Digital Legacy Podcast, host Niki Weiss sits down with fellow project manager Mark Rozner to explore how project management principles can transform end-of-life planning from overwhelming chaos into a clear, compassionate process. Together, they share personal stories and professional insights on how skills like risk management, stakeholder analysis, communication, and change management play a surprising yet powerful role in navigating life’s final chapter. ✨ You’ll discover: How project management skills translate directly into end-of-life planningWhy proactive conversations matter more than paperwork aloneThe role of emotional intelligence and intuition in supporting familiesPractical strategies for managing conflict, grief, and change at the end of life This conversation reframes death not just as an ending, but as a project we can prepare for with love, clarity, and dignity.

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