Executor School

The next cohort of Executor School, the virtual in-person version, begins APRIL 22. There's still time to register.

Now is the time for you to learn about this important role. It's always better to do it when you want to versus when you have to!

Executor School – Executor School is a Canadian-based education program that can help you reduce time, energy, and costs by getting you prepared to ask good questions, locate practical resources, and make well informed decisions about end-of-life.. Executor School Death Education for the Living.

In case you want to learn about executorship, here's an opportunity coming up in May.

Executorship Overview: feed your curiosity, test your assumptions Learn about the role of executorship, how to choose a good executor to close out your life, and how to BE a good executor if called upon.

We plan our finances. We plan our retirement. But we rarely plan for the person who has to clean it all up.

It's almost time for April's Executorship Overview. This month I am grateful to be hosted by the lovely and talented Lindsay MacDermott, financial advisor at Edward Jones.

Join us April 9th or invite an estate owner. If you want to know what an executor does and what some legal and financial risks of the role might be, you've come to the right place.

It's important to know what you are getting into, or what you are getting someone else into, when the time comes!

Register via eventbrite:

It's Not One-Size-Fits-All: an overview of executorship Learn about the role of executorship, how to choose a good executor to close out your life, and how to BE a good executor if called upon.

I'm so excited! As we're getting ready to launch the self-guided version of Executor School, I thought it might be time to officially reveal the new logo.
My passion is for learning and facilitating learning, and I am a voracious reader, so books seemed like a natural fit.
A colleague also recently described me as sweet but with a very dark sense of humour, hence the winky skull. 😜
Branding is meant to reflect our values, and for me, learning, while not taking myself too seriously, is what I'm all about.
Oh, and death and dying. 💀 Did I mention that bit? I really do believe in better living through death education. Enjoy your life. Remember it's finite. ❤️

"Do you ever wonder how much you exist in other people's lives? I'm always curious if people think of me when a certain song comes on, or when they pass through a certain town. I wonder how many stories I've been part of that I may have forgotten. I wonder if I still exist in the minds of people that I don't speak to anymore. I wonder how many times a day I pass through someone's head."
Death is not the end. You still think of them, and they will likely still think of you. Memento mori. You are loved. ♥️💀

A jack of all trades is a master of none, but oftentimes better than a master of one.

Shout out to the polymaths doing their thing today. I see you. ♥️💀♥️

Ladies in the greater Edmonton area who are business owners;
I'm presenting in Sherwood Park next week on what happens to your business when you die, and what you can do to protect your business legacy.

Come join the discusion. It'll be fun

SupportHER Connect Network — Leadership and Life - Building Strong Leaders and Teams Join the SupportHER Connect Network! Empower and connect with female entrepreneurs at our monthly meet-ups. Network, learn, and thrive together—register today!

In honour of International Women's Day, I’d like to share something important to me.

It’s okay to call a girl/woman pretty. Or even beautiful. Everyone loves a compliment. But don't lead with it. It sets up the expectation that attractiveness is the most important quality an individual can possess.

Instead, try greeting her by focusing on her presence. Compliment her confidence, her poise, her attitude, her creativity. If you’re starting a statement with “You look...” why not end it with “...like you could conquer anything today!”

If you genuinely love her fashion vibe, tell her why. Is it her colour choice, her personal style? Don’t make it about how it makes her look “pretty.”

Pretty fades, self-confidence is a life skill. She needs that more, no matter what her age. ♥️

What would you like to provide in your exit package?

POSTCARDS FROM THE EDGE | Edmonton Journal In a stack of mail on his din­ing room table, Jason Snape spot­ted a post­card from his former col­lege pro­fessor. In clean, Hel­vetica type, it read: “If you're read­ing this I'm dead, and I really liked you.” Next to the mes­sage was a selfie of...