Find peace and honor memories by managing personal possessions after loss.Finding Peace, One Piece at a Timeprovides tools to thin, repurpose, and redistribute possessions, physical and digital, to maintain connections with loved ones and create a lasting legacy.This book helps you navigate the emotional challenges of sorting belongings, offering practical guidance for making decisions, preserving memories, and creating a meaningful lifestyle. Learn how to declutter, organize, and find peace in the process, transforming possessions into treasured stories for future generations.
- Discover the meaning behind possessions and their emotional impact
- Create a plan for sorting, sharing, and donating belongings
- Manage digital assets and social media content
For anyone seeking to honor loved ones and simplify their lives, this insightful guide offers a compassionate path to healing and remembrance.
"InFinding Peace, One Piece at a Time, Rachel brings her compassionate, experienced and honest insight to the difficult problem of what to do with the possessions of a loved one who has passed on.Finding Peaceprovides badly needed help for those left with an often-daunting task of sorting through possessions and the resulting sometimes difficult emotions. With a step-by-step process that acknowledges the complexities of grief, possessions, memories and history, Rachel guides those who need to sort, store and dispose of possessions." —Sara Wilson, Executive Director, Feminine Power
"As a financial advisor, I so often see the struggle and stress that comes before a parent passes—'How can I convince my parents that all that stuff needs a place when they are gone? How will we get through it all?' And then after a loved one passes—'This has taken over my life.' or 'I can’t do this.' And I too have that same dilemma—my own father is a hoarder and l.
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