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EPISODE · Oct 23, 2023 · 29 MIN

Preserving Your Legacy

from Purposeful Planning Podcast · host Purposeful Planning Institute

Guest Speaker: Karen Corbitt, Founder, Generational Story Host: John A. Warnick, Esq., Founder, Purposeful Planning Institute  Description: Karen Corbitt, Founder of Generational Story, joins us for a conversation on the immense value of recording and preserving personal stories. Capturing your clients' stories not only deepens connections but can serve as a powerful tool for advisors to help clients create lasting legacies. Introduction to Our Guest Speaker:  Karen Corbitt graduated with MSEE from Stanford University. Karen has always been interested in preserving history and heritage. In 1999, when her husband was suddenly killed in a plane crash, she became more acutely aware of how invaluable it is to capture those memories on video as her children, ages 1-10, grew up with sparse recollections of their father. Generational Story is founded on the principle that capturing the voice, emotion, and personality of an individual is as important as the stories themselves. Making sure these memories stay secure and accessible ensures an individual’s stories will become a timeless treasure for generations to come. Karen has 5 children and 8 grandchildren and lives in Bellevue, WA.

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