Game Plan

Often people associate advance planning and end of life directives to the elderly. But life sometimes turns on a dime. Accidents and illness are not only for the elderly. This is why you need a Game Plan. Let your team know what YOUR plan is. Don't leave your loved ones guessing. Making your Game Plan is the best gift you can make to your loved ones and your future self. A person recently told me, "I didn't know I needed Game Plan until just now."...
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Often people associate advance planning and end of life directives to the elderly.
But life sometimes turns on a dime. Accidents and illness are not only for the elderly. This is why you need a Game Plan. Let your team know what YOUR plan is. Don't leave your loved ones guessing.

Making your Game Plan is the best gift you can make to your loved ones and your future self.

A person recently told me, "I didn't know I needed Game Plan until just now."

I understand why that person could think that. We are conditioned our whole lives to believe that we are fully covered with a testament. A testament is described in the Merriam-Webster dictionary as an act by which a person determines the disposition of his or her property after death. While testaments are crucial, until we live through an end-of-life situation, we do not realize that the disposition of our property will not help us through everything else.

Game Plan fills the gaps the testament does not cover. Your personal administration information such as medical, insurance, and other, as well as your spiritual requirements, important accurate information about protection mandates, proxies, testaments and more, and a section to help your loved ones maintain continuing bonds to help them get through the grief.

Game Plan makes it easy, and then it's done.