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Welcome to ”What’s Next? Navigating Life and Legacy in Alaska,” a podcast designed to help you prepare your family for the future, even when you’re not sure where to begin. Hosted by Liz Smith, an estate planning attorney in Juneau, this podcast offers much more than discussions about who gets what and when. Liz engages in pleasant and practical conversations with industry leaders and community practitioners, exploring questions like: - What is a trust? - What happens if something happens to you? - Do you need a will or estate plan? With the guiding principle of ”Live, Laugh, Leave a Legacy,” we’ll investigate building and leaving your legacy, supporting aging loved ones and parents, and the resources available to assist you. We’ll also delve into topics around birth (including special considerations for new parents), aging, and death that affect us all. Whether you’re feeling uncertain about how to prepare your family for when you’re gone or you’re interested in learning more about life transitions in Alaska, this podcast is here to help. Listen wherever you get your podcasts (you can also find the player at the bottom of the screen on our website). Please subscribe to help more people find us, and we’d love your feedback and ideas for future guests!
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Monday Aug 16, 2021
Intergenerational Connections and Reflective Storytelling
Monday Aug 16, 2021
Monday Aug 16, 2021
Overview:
Nim de Swardt, is a champion for co-generational connections. She understands that more can be achieved when people of all ages come together. Nim has dedicated her life's work to bringing together people of all ages and connecting them through their unique experiences. She currently sits as the founder of WIN|WIN, a service of self-discovery through storytelling.
As an experienced “lifestorian”, Nim envisions a world where people are connected to themselves and others through lived experiences. Nim is confident that her service can elevate the human experience and be used as an incentive for co-generational bonding. Nim is adamant that sharing our stories with others allows for knowledge to be passed from one generation to the next, and to her that is a win-win.
Tune into this episode of the What’s Next podcast for a conversation with Nim de Swardt about the significance of intergenerational connection. Learn how to harness the power of your own life stories to promote wisdom and understanding for generations to come!
Quotes:
- “In large organizations usually executives from the top make decisions and they get pushed down. But what we wanted is to empowered a company of 6,500 employees to also contribute ideas up the pyramid.” (09:34-09:50)
- “When you capture your life story you win and others win. We recognize that our lived experiences, our insights, our wisdom, and our stories are uniquely ours, but they can be mutually beneficial when shared with our loved ones.” (15:07-15:22)
- “There is so much untapped wisdom in our elders, in terms of the lessons they have learned along the way.” (20:33- 20:39)
Links:
Books mentioned :
Wisdom at Work - by Chip Conley The Second Mountain - by David Brooks
Modern Elder Academy: https://www.modernelderacademy.com/
Workshops, including the upcoming intergenerational workshop to be offered soon:https://baja.modernelderacademy.com/workshops
Wisdom Well Blog: https://wisdomwell.modernelderacademy.com/
Nim's blog that led Liz to find her: https://wisdomwell.modernelderacademy.com/i-just-hired-a-nearly-70-year-old-mentern
Seth Godin's Blog: https://seths.blog/
AltMBA : https://altmba.com/
Akimbo Workshops: https://akimbo.com/
Encore: https://encore.org/about/
For all of Liz Smith’s resources give her a like on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lizsmithlaw
Podcast production and show notes provided by FIRESIDE Marketing
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