Prepare To Die (but in a fun way! wait, what?) | MHFI 146

Doug and his co-host Amberly talk about something taboo but very important – death. They each share their own experiences with the death of loved ones and how to deal with grief. They also explore the connection between death and finances and how to put together an In Case Of Death binder. Oh, and Doug envisions his ideal memorial – and we’re here for it. Dealing with the death of loved ones How witnessing death in childhood can shape us in adulthood Can we ever prepare for a person’s death? Dealing with grief Advice from a hospice chaplain Death and finances Death binder CEO plan And, What we’re thankful for… Connect with Amberly Grant! AmberlyGrant.com FinTalks Instagram Amberly on Facebook – Check out the Econome Conference – Save money using our coupon code MILEHIGHFI. Carl and Doug will be there, so come and hang out. Join the Mile High FI Club – It’s our email list! Get MHFi Merch – It helps support the show. Get t-shorts & more **Disclaimer: The podcast is for informational purposes. Maybe entertainment but we won’t even make such a claim. You shouldn’t take the info as financial, legal, or tax advice. We aren’t certified financial planners or advisors. We’re not qualified for much. So get advice from professionals.** Brought To You By: The Doug Show, aka Affiliate Marketing & Side Hustles 1500 Days, Carl’s Blog about Early Retirement Email us here: [email protected] or [email protected] 0:00 – Intro 3:51 – Amberly’s experiences with death 7:08 – Doug’s experience 11:50 – Can we ever prepare for a person’s death? 17:54 – What it means to live a high-quality life 23:46 – Dealing with a friend’s passing 35:04 – Things we would be thankful for in case we died tomorrow 37:38 – How we would wrap up our lives before we go 41:53 – Finances and death 42:54 – In-case-of-death binder 47:12 – Putting together a CEO plan 52:22 – Closing words from a hospice chaplain 53:19 – ”How you live is how you die” – is it true? 58:06 – Helping others deal with grief 58:59 – Why attending your own memorial is a great idea