Jane Duncan Rogers is an award-winning life and death coach who helps people prepare well for a good end of life. Having been in the field of psychotherapy and personal growth for 25 years, she is founder of Before I Go Solutions, dedicated to educating people about dying, death, and grief. Jane lives within the Findhorn community in Scotland, UK.

“I recommend Before I Go to everyone I know. Creating a good end of life plan is helpful in so many ways. Not least, it is an eminently practical guide to living your life to the fullest NOW!”

• How to Use This Guide Introduction SECTION ONE - Preparation 1 Why Now? 2 The Elephant in the Room 3 Why Bother? 4 Talking about Death 5 Grief and Bereavement 6 Ageing without Children 7 What Is a Body? 8 Attunement SECTION TWO - Taking Action Introduction 9 Looking after the Legals and Financials Wills Power of Attorney Advance Directives Financial Affairs 10 Practical Household Matters Your House or Home Vehicles Decluttering Your Home 11 Family, Friends, and Personal Information Personal Information Leave a Living Legacy Secrets 12 Last Days’ Wishes People You Want around YouLocation Saying Goodbye Pets 13 For Small Business Owners Grief at Work The Financial Impact of Your End of Life Types of Business Planning in Advance 14 Obstacles to Taking Action OBSTACLE 1: Fear of Making a Commitment OBSTACLE 2: Fear of Getting It Wrong OBSTACLE 3: Fear of Offending People OBSTACLE 4: Not Knowing What You Want OBSTACLE 5: Procrastinating OBSTACLE 6: Needing to Declutter but Being Overwhelmed By Stuff OBSTACLE 7: Practical Lack of Support OBSTACLE 8: Thinking You Are a Body Only 15 After Death Embalming Organ Donation Disposal of Bodies Funerals Celebrants Eulogy Obituary 16 Your Digital Life - Passwords, Privacy, and Pragmatism Passwords Social Media Accounts 17 Keeping It All Up to Date When to Make Amendments Conclusion Resources Endnotes Index Acknowledgements About the Author

Jane Duncan Rogers is an award-winning life and death coach who helps people prepare well for a good end of life. Having been in the field of psychotherapy and personal growth for 25 years, she is founder of Before I Go Solutions, dedicated to educating people about dying, death, and grief. Jane lives within the Findhorn community in Scotland, UK.

“I recommend Before I Go to everyone I know. Creating a good end of life plan is helpful in so many ways. Not least, it is an eminently practical guide to living your life to the fullest NOW!”

• How to Use This Guide Introduction SECTION ONE - Preparation 1 Why Now? 2 The Elephant in the Room 3 Why Bother? 4 Talking about Death 5 Grief and Bereavement 6 Ageing without Children 7 What Is a Body? 8 Attunement SECTION TWO - Taking Action Introduction 9 Looking after the Legals and Financials Wills Power of Attorney Advance Directives Financial Affairs 10 Practical Household Matters Your House or Home Vehicles Decluttering Your Home 11 Family, Friends, and Personal Information Personal Information Leave a Living Legacy Secrets 12 Last Days’ Wishes People You Want around YouLocation Saying Goodbye Pets 13 For Small Business Owners Grief at Work The Financial Impact of Your End of Life Types of Business Planning in Advance 14 Obstacles to Taking Action OBSTACLE 1: Fear of Making a Commitment OBSTACLE 2: Fear of Getting It Wrong OBSTACLE 3: Fear of Offending People OBSTACLE 4: Not Knowing What You Want OBSTACLE 5: Procrastinating OBSTACLE 6: Needing to Declutter but Being Overwhelmed By Stuff OBSTACLE 7: Practical Lack of Support OBSTACLE 8: Thinking You Are a Body Only 15 After Death Embalming Organ Donation Disposal of Bodies Funerals Celebrants Eulogy Obituary 16 Your Digital Life - Passwords, Privacy, and Pragmatism Passwords Social Media Accounts 17 Keeping It All Up to Date When to Make Amendments Conclusion Resources Endnotes Index Acknowledgements About the Author

Jane Duncan Rogers is an award-winning life and death coach who helps people prepare well for a good end of life. Having been in the field of psychotherapy and personal growth for 25 years, she is founder of Before I Go Solutions, dedicated to educating people about dying, death, and grief. Jane lives within the Findhorn community in Scotland, UK.

“I recommend Before I Go to everyone I know. Creating a good end of life plan is helpful in so many ways. Not least, it is an eminently practical guide to living your life to the fullest NOW!”

• How to Use This Guide Introduction SECTION ONE - Preparation 1 Why Now? 2 The Elephant in the Room 3 Why Bother? 4 Talking about Death 5 Grief and Bereavement 6 Ageing without Children 7 What Is a Body? 8 Attunement SECTION TWO - Taking Action Introduction 9 Looking after the Legals and Financials Wills Power of Attorney Advance Directives Financial Affairs 10 Practical Household Matters Your House or Home Vehicles Decluttering Your Home 11 Family, Friends, and Personal Information Personal Information Leave a Living Legacy Secrets 12 Last Days’ Wishes People You Want around YouLocation Saying Goodbye Pets 13 For Small Business Owners Grief at Work The Financial Impact of Your End of Life Types of Business Planning in Advance 14 Obstacles to Taking Action OBSTACLE 1: Fear of Making a Commitment OBSTACLE 2: Fear of Getting It Wrong OBSTACLE 3: Fear of Offending People OBSTACLE 4: Not Knowing What You Want OBSTACLE 5: Procrastinating OBSTACLE 6: Needing to Declutter but Being Overwhelmed By Stuff OBSTACLE 7: Practical Lack of Support OBSTACLE 8: Thinking You Are a Body Only 15 After Death Embalming Organ Donation Disposal of Bodies Funerals Celebrants Eulogy Obituary 16 Your Digital Life - Passwords, Privacy, and Pragmatism Passwords Social Media Accounts 17 Keeping It All Up to Date When to Make Amendments Conclusion Resources Endnotes Index Acknowledgements About the Author