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Comments:
Good morning Jonathan. I hope you and your family are doing well today. Congratulations on reaching your goals! How is progress going on completing your POA goal? We all look forward to hearing good news that you have taken care of it and are getting back to the business of living the life you choose to its fullest.
Post: The Other Enough
Link to comment from March 11, 2023
Hi Jonathan. I'm a big fan and greatly appreciate the time and effort you make to share terrific, transformative information with your readers. Regarding POA: please just do it. You can take care of it in less than one hour and it will help those you love to help you. And it will make their lives much easier. When.the need arises, whether through hospitalization, long-term care, or death, their lives are going to be difficult enough. Not having a POA will make it harder on those you love and those who love you most – the last thing you want to do in the hour of grief. "Regret minimization" is a wonderful general approach, and it certainly applies here. Help your family in this way and you will be glad you did. If you don't, you may not live to regret it, but your family will. May God bless and keep you always.
Post: What I Don’t Own
Link to comment from March 4, 2023