How Embracing Death Brings Purpose to Your Life | EP 44

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What if talking about death could help you live a more purpose driven life?

Stephen and Sharlene dive deep into the often-taboo topic of death and dying. By acknowledging your finite time on Earth, you can develop a newfound sense of urgency to pursue our passions and live with intention.

They touch on this intriguing custom practiced by a tribe in Indonesia whose bodies are preserved using oils and other methods. Stephen and Sharlene were surprised by what  people did years after their loved ones death. 

Chapters: 07:04 - Different Cultures Have Varied Perspectives On Death 09:50 - Preparing For The Inevitable Eases Anxiety 20:41 - Approach Discussing Death Sensitively and Respectfully 32:43 - Explore Passions, Seek Direction, Make Purposeful Choices 37:07 - Avoid Regrets and Live Life To Fullest

They provide practical advice on how to approach conversations about death with loved ones, emphasizing the importance of understanding and communicating our end-of-life wishes. Discussing the concept of leaving a lasting legacy, encouraging listeners to consider the impact they want to make on the world.

Listen and gain the tools and inspiration needed to live life to the fullest, appreciate each moment, and create a legacy that extends far beyond your physical presence.

Don't miss this opportunity to reframe your relationship with death and discover a newfound sense of purpose. 

 

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