All My Life...Everything You Need to Know After I Go

An End of Life Guide to Help with Decisions, Discussions and Final Preparations

By: S. Traa

Narrated by: Brennan Koenigsreuter

Length: 1 hr and 4 mins

Publisher's summary

All My life...Everything You Need to Know After I Go is a simple and easy-to-use, fill-in-the-blank planning guide. This short audiobook has room for all of the most important things that your family and friends will need to know in the event of your death. It is intended to relieve the burden on family members who would otherwise have to gather this information themselves during their time of grief and space for your own personal reflections and messages.

This audiobook contains:

• Personal Information: Personal details, medical, spousal, partner, family
• Important information and documents
• Location of documents: Birth, marriage, divorce, citizenship, wills, trusts, lawyer, vehicles
• Financial: Bank accounts, mortgages, safe deposit box
• Investments: Property, shares, term deposits, and bonds
• Business interests
• Pensions and credits
• Bills and utilities: Insurances, property taxes, utilities
• Location of personal items
• Logins and passwords
• Dependents and pets
• My passing
• Feelings about life support/resuscitation
• Funeral arrangements, final wishes
• Obituary
• List of contacts
• My belongings
• Parting words for family and friends
• Final thoughts

This audiobook is a must-listen.

©2022 Sandra Land (P)2022 Sandra Land

The book we all need!

This audiobook is FULL of things you need to know, and nobody is going to tell you. I feel so much better prepared now than I did a few weeks ago. It really does bring you peace of mind.
I also think the way this book spells out what you need to know is both really compassionate and easy to understand.
Excellent narration as well. Great audiobook!

Never to late to have an end of life planner

68% of Americans don't have a will. I think this number should shock. Death is something inevitable but most people don't prepare for it. I'm in my late 20s and recently met with an attorney to go over estate planning. The first thing she told me was it's so nice to see people in our age group come in and do estate planning. My response to her was that I rather have it and not need it. Estate planning helps ease the burden of your family members to make difficult decisions and helps make sure that your properties go to the right beneficiaries as you intended. A good audiobook to help you prepare for the inevitable... just make sure to have your pen and paper ready. One thing I would add is to discuss your wishes with your closest family member and/or friends so they know you have an end-of-life guide.

Ultimate guideline!

Any time we can die. We should be prepared for this. This book has everything we should keep records for our family. Now I kept Important information and documents.

Such A Great Resource!

We are all going to die at some point, and many people don't think much about how to prepare for it. It should not be left to our family members to figure everything out when we are gone. I loved this book because it is a great way to go over the hard questions about the end of our life, and how we can properly prepare for it.

Nice audiobook!

This is a great listen for fathers. I want to leave all my experiences with my kids. The narrator did a great job.

Very Helpful.

Excellent book! I could relate to so much in this book. It’s a timely message for retired person.

With a recent loss, Wish I had this earlier

I recently lost my brother suddenly. This book would have helped me a great deal with his arrangements. After his services were held, my wife and I began to discuss our final preparations. A friend suggested this book. We as a couple in our early 60's, need to know what to do in order to prepare for what happens in the event either one of us faces these difficult decisions. Typically, people do not want to think about these things and end up leaving a mess for children and family members to sort through. I learned a lot about the handling of important documents and we both benefited from this book. There are many things that are covered in this book that I wish I knew earlier. Well, now I know, and we will take care of these things. I highly recommend you listen to this book and prepare yourself.

All the information you need to gather

From an informational standpoint, this guide is great for knowing what information you want to gather from your loved ones. From a practical standpoint, my elderly parents have the attention span of a gnat and trying to get them to write down this information while listening to an audiobook would be an exercise in frustration. If the author includes a PDF of the questions asked with space to write the answers, then this audiobook will be ideal. In the meantime, if you have parents like mine, I would encourage you to purchase the author’s paperback version instead so they can go at their own pace and write all the information in one place.

Must Listen: Super Vital!

This is a well needed audiobook to have for anyone that is in need of preparing a persons final request/wishes. In my opinion this book is a draft to a will or a testament but it states that this is not a substitute for a legal document. Either way this is very helpful and I like how the author points out what would a loved one need to know in order to prepare for the persons physical transition of their life. It even has important information on what a person should know in order to make funeral arrangements and much more. Over all this audiobook prepares to make the arrangements for the inevitable and its a must listen.

Everyone needs to have this.

As there are no guarantees when our time is up, this is a great guide for the people left behind. This allows me to assist them with a list of contacts, belongings, parting words, and final thoughts. I highly recommend this book.