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Libby Carr. Libby has been an environmental and political activist for much of her life. It was when she had her first big job (working for the Sierra Club) when she had her near death experience while on a white-water raft trip on the Snake River. This happened in 1972, several years before much had been written about this phenomenon.

Libby shares her near-death experience in 1972 and how it impacted her life. She describes being trapped under a raft during a whitewater rafting trip and having a conversation with an energy beyond anything she had ever experienced. This experience removed her fear of death and made her more interested in the spiritual conversation. She became involved in the International Association for Near Death Studies and found a community of people who had similar experiences. She also believes in the concept of reincarnation and the need to learn lessons of love, growth, and forgiveness in multiple lifetimes. The conversation explores the topic of near-death experiences (NDEs) and the profound shifts they can bring to individuals. The speakers discuss why some people have NDEs while others don't, and the various ways in which people can gain clarity and insight about life and death. They emphasize the importance of not discounting or dismissing these experiences, but rather valuing and learning from them. The conversation also touches on the significance of taking care of unfinished business and having no regrets when facing death. The speakers share personal stories and insights, highlighting the transformative power of NDEs and the importance of sharing and listening to these stories.

Libby Carr has been an environmental and political activist for much of her life. It was when she had her first big job (working for the Sierra Club) when she had her near-death experience while on a white-water raft trip on the Snake River. This happened in 1972, several years before much had been written about this phenomenon.

She lives at Songaia Co-housing, an intentional community in the Seattle area.

International Association for Near-Death Studies
Near Death Experience Research Foundation
Life after Life Website

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In this conversation, Wakil and Annalouiza delve into the significance of advanced care directives, exploring their definition, importance, and the various components involved. They discuss who should have an advanced care directive, the role of healthcare agents, and the emotional and legal implications of these documents. The conversation emphasizes the necessity of having clear directives to avoid family conflicts and ensure that personal wishes are honored at the end of life. They also touch on the specific needs of individuals with dementia and the importance of regular updates to these directives.

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Adam Zuckerman is the Founder of Buried in Work, a leading eCommerce platform specializing in estate planning/organization, end-of-life tasks, and estate transitions.

With a deeply personal motivation stemming from his experience managing his father's estate, Adam is dedicated to simplifying these complex processes for individuals and families nationwide.

As an Eisenhower Fellow, an attorney, and MBA, Adam brings a wealth of expertise to his role, combining legal knowledge with entrepreneurial vision to drive innovation in the field of estate planning.

Adam's mission is to empower individuals of all ages to navigate the intricacies of estate planning with confidence and ease. Through Buried in Work, he seeks to revolutionize the way people approach end-of-life preparations, ensuring that everyone has access to the resources they need to secure their legacy and protect their loved ones.

Adam shares his personal journey and the mission of his company to simplify estate planning and organization. He emphasizes the importance of comprehensive estate planning beyond just wills and trusts, including advanced directives and organizing important information.

Buried in Work offers a wide range of resources, from free checklists and guides to products like the estate preparation package and the One More Story card game.

Zuckerman discusses the challenges of getting the resources out to people and the need to balance the business aspect with the mission of helping as many people as possible. He also shares his thoughts on legacy and the fear of missing out on experiences in life.

The conversation highlights the role of technology in estate planning and the importance of responsible use. Zuckerman encourages listeners to visit the Buried in Work website for resources and to reach out with feedback and ideas.

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