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December 25, 2008
It's Never Too Late To Have a Happy Childhood
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Originally a voodoo term, MOJO has more generally become associated with the magical charm that Muddy Waters and other great blues musicians sing about. In estate planning, it's using your heart, not just your head, to spread your own magic. It can't necessarily be quantified but its value is unmistakable.
My professional goal is to explain, as simply and straightforwardly, how estate planning can be used to help you accomplish great things even when you are no longer alive. It can be the final expression of your unique goals, based on your life, your values, and the people you care about. It can be a bridge to your post-mortem, projecting your influence in entirely new directions.
I plan to post continuing narratives on this site and welcome contributors, along with both comments and questions.
It's Never Too Late To Have a Happy Childhood
Posted by: Kathryn Gooss
December 25, 2008
Topic: Honoring Your Parents
I enjoyed reading this article by Eric because it echoes a principle that I have practiced for awhile, and that I believe allowed me to finally find peace with my parents.
I once saw a bumper sticker that said, "It's never too late to have a happy childhood" You may ask how is that possible? For me, it's by following this principle of Honor Thy Father and Thy Mother. I can't change my childhood, but I can choose to remember the good things. Both my parents have been gone for some time, but I like to think that even today when I remember the good things, no matter how small, I have a positive and honoring connection to them. Thank you Mom and Dad.
