You are doing brilliantly!

Those left behind after your death will so appreciate the time you have taken to sort these things out. No doubt you have some peace of mind too.

The only thing for you to do now is to regularly update your documents – I suggest on an annual basis. It only takes a short time. 🙂

This is pretty good going! Congratulations.

Note the ones you have said ‘No’ to and commit to answering them now. The more of these questions answered positively, the better – use your knowledge now about what you haven’t yet done to spur you into taking action on these things within the next week.

The most important of all these things, if you are only going to do one, is making a Will – find a local solicitor, contact them and arrange an appointment.

Alternatively, download the appropriate forms off the internet and set a date to get them completed. Remember it must be witnessed, otherwise it is not legally acceptable.

What next? Take action (well before you need to):

Buy a copy of BEFORE I GO: PRACTICAL QUESTIONS TO ASK AND ANSWER BEFORE YOU DIE at http://beforeigosolutions.com/shop/

Then complete the questions. If you need support to do this, I run regular live workshops and online courses so you can answer these questions amongst others doing the same thing, and in a safe environment.

Private programmes also available with Jane Duncan Rogers.

Find out more here Email jane@beforeigosolutions.com

Okay, there is some way for you to go.

It may be you answered Yes to questions 1-3 (arguably the most important ones) but the others will considerably lessen potential hassle and grief for your loved ones, including your staff, clients and other business associates. The benefits of your family simply referring to your list cannot be underestimated, at a time when they will be bereft anyway. Put your thinking cap on and get them answered!

The most important of all these things, if you are only going to do one, is making a Will – find a local solicitor, contact them and arrange an appointment.

Alternatively, download the appropriate forms off the internet and set a date to get them completed. Remember it must be witnessed, otherwise it is not legally acceptable.

What next? Take action (well before you need to):

Buy a copy of BEFORE I GO: PRACTICAL QUESTIONS TO ASK AND ANSWER BEFORE YOU DIE at http://beforeigosolutions.com/shop/

Then complete the questions. If you need support to do this, I run regular live workshops and online courses so you can answer these questions amongst others doing the same thing, and in a safe environment.

Private programmes also available with Jane Duncan Rogers.

Find out more here Email jane@beforeigosolutions.com

Oh dear!

You probably fall into the category of people who think doing this sort of thing is a good idea, and you’ve been meaning to do it for ages, but you just haven’t got around to it. That’s okay – now you know what you’re missing, you can take action. Commit right now to answering at least one of these questions and creating a ‘My Death’ folder either in paper format, or virtual, so you can pop your answers in it.

The most important of all these things, if you are only going to do one, is making a Will – find a local solicitor, contact them and arrange an appointment.

Alternatively, download the appropriate forms off the internet and set a date to get them completed. Remember it must be witnessed, otherwise it is not legally acceptable.

What next? Take action (well before you need to):

Buy a copy of BEFORE I GO: PRACTICAL QUESTIONS TO ASK AND ANSWER BEFORE YOU DIE at http://beforeigosolutions.com/shop/

Then complete the questions. If you need support to do this, I run regular live workshops and online courses so you can answer these questions amongst others doing the same thing, and in a safe environment.

Private programmes also available with Jane Duncan Rogers.

Find out more here Email jane@beforeigosolutions.com