What if you had some help with the What if … Workbook? Tutorial now available.

(Newswire.net — October 8, 2015) Scituate, MA —Good intentions are not enough when it comes to end-of-life planning. Crucial choices may be overlooked and legacies lost.

That is why Gwen W. Morgan, Scituate, MA-based author and creator of the What if … Workbook developed the What if … Workbook “Get it Started” Tutorial.  The “Get it Started” Tutorial set is an online self-directed audio/video series designed to assist the owner of the What if … Workbook in actually getting it filled out!  After purchasing the tutorial, the reader receives a link to where they may access and view the What if … Workbook “Get it Started” Tutorial.

The What if … Workbook is a comprehensive, easy to use guide for end-of-life planning. By filling out the Workbook you are providing your loved ones the necessary information they need should anything happen to you. The Workbook is 67 pages long, with generous spacing to write all pertinent information.

Morgan didn’t write the What if … Workbook for families to passively read it.  She wrote the book so that families could take ACTION and express their wishes and be fully prepared. 

“Given my own personal experience with the passing of loved ones, I am passionate about having the conversations and steps to be prepared for end-of-life,” noted Morgan.  She added, “In workshops and conversations with users of the Workbook, I found that all too often the reader had good intentions but many never followed through to complete the workbook and document the critical wishes of their family member.  This new tutorial adds the nudge and knowledge to help complete the task.”

From the pragmatic (finances and estate matters) to often forgotten details (where does Fluffy go) to end of life issues (burial vs. cremation, service preference, special gifts) to your legacy (how do you want to be remembered), the What if … Workbook is a tool for starting and sustaining the conversation for a family before it is too late.

Gwen Morgan has personally experienced the positive and negative of good or bad planning.  In addition to her Workbook, Gwen regularly provides workshops to facilitate conversations and subsequent planning.