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EPISODE · Apr 2, 2025 · 28 MIN

What 30 Years in Aging Taught Me About Death, Stuff, and Being Alone with Steve Gurney

from Buried in Work Podcast

What does it really mean to age well — especially when you’re doing it alone?In this episode of The Buried in Work Podcast, host Adam Zuckerman sits down with Steve Gurney, founder of the Positive Aging Community, who has spent over 30 years helping families navigate the often overwhelming world of aging, solo living, downsizing, and end-of-life decisions.Through deeply personal stories and eye-opening insights, Steve reveals how embracing positive aging — rather than avoiding it — can help you live more meaningfully, prepare more confidently, and create a lasting impact for those you love.Whether you’re navigating these transitions yourself or supporting a loved one, this conversation is packed with real talk, compassion, and the clarity we all need more of.Visit Buried in Work for the FULL SHOW NOTES and how to simplify your estate planning and end-of-life tasks.

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