Meaningful Life Organization
The meaning of organization is the arrangement or order to things… an important part of living. While this is a process that affects all our lives and the type of organization will reflect the value we place on our property, personal belongings, more importantly what we leave for our loved ones.
I love to reflect on this quote. ”There are two great days in a person’s life, the day we are born and the day we discover why?” The “why” becomes increasingly important as we grow older in our age, however this question is applied to many of our personal decisions. What we are doing for our lives passion, we call work. I have heard some amazing and touching stories of loss of life, through my work first as a nurse. I recently, had a client who purchased our Life Organizational Planner, If-i-croak®, the things you should know. After her friend saw this planner, she purchased it as well. It helped her friend to stay organized while living and she was able to outline and provide her wishes in the event of death, a planning device or guide, but this life planner became an important tool for her to reference household repair direction, insurance, her will, her personal wishes at the time of death, also her passwords and vital information for banking and where she kept valuable information about her health, doctors of choice, and Living Will, that protects your rights. She needed this at her finger- tips and now her family has access to this vital information, to get her affairs in order. The financial checklist is so important to leave for loved ones. I recently received a nightmare call from my youngest son, that my oldest son, suddenly, no real apparent illness, had passed away. The shock of this leaves you numb. He made verbal wishes to us, but if he was prepared with this easy and concise organizational planner, my younger son would know exactly what he wanted instead he is trying with our families help to proceed with his final arrangements. The pain of losing a loved one is hard in itself but the knowledge of what he would want while living is what we are left to figure out. Not an easy task. We heard him talking about death arrangements but he was not married and did not plan for death or death arrangements, he was just 44. I have so many fond memories of his life and know that we did our best to honor his life, while he was alive. The planning with the celebration of his life was very evident of this. I am so proud of his life accomplishments but to me it was just too short. But this is not my plan, and it is in Gods hands. We will see him one day that is for sure. Our faith in Christ promises that plan. Acceptance of this loss is a gradual and a roller coaster of events. My wish for all people is to have their “if-i-croak®,the things you should know, Life Organizational Planner “ ready and organized while living. Your estate planning is a small part with significance while living and to outline by putting your affairs in order. Getting this information gives your loved ones peace of mind. This Life Organizational Planner is not only a plan in the event of death. I appreciate and value the wonderful design our creator has placed in our lives. We often take for granted the time we have while living here, on earth. The beautiful and wonderful things around us can become invisible to us, however there is so much beauty around us, the flowers, the trees, the birds, the clouds, especially those we love, all while living life to the fullest.
written by: Karen Lea Cline