How to Organize Your Family History Project: A Step-by-Step Planning Guide

Every family has stories worth preserving. Yet most family history projects never move beyond initial enthusiasm. The reason isn’t lack of stories or unwilling relatives—it’s the absence of structure. Without a clear plan, storytelling efforts dissolve into scattered conversations, lost notes, and unfulfilled intentions. The Hidden Problem with Family History Projects You decide to capture…

How to Master Activity Planning: Embrace Storytelling and Simplify Your Life

Is life feeling overwhelming these days? You’re not alone. Balancing life’s demands can often feel like a full-time job. While work may slow down, personal responsibilities often intensify. It’s an ideal time to adopt effective activity planning strategies to ensure you live life to the fullest. This guide introduces storytelling as a unique approach to…

September: A Month of Storytelling, Awareness, and Industry Events

September is a month brimming with opportunities for storytelling, awareness, and events, particularly in the death industry. Whether you are planning activities for others or simply care about the art of storytelling, this guide will inspire you with what’s happening next month. We’ve made every effort to include links so that you don’t have to…

12 Months of Activities: How to Complete Your Activity Planning

Do you have an activity plan for the next month or the next 12 months? What would it feel like to have your activity planning figured out for the next 12 months? The Legacy Storytelling Method takes the guesswork out of creating meaning within your activities. Simple storytelling moments can be woven into games and…

How to Plan Activities for the Next 12 Months

Planning activities is hard enough under normal circumstances. But when you factor in all the upheaval and unknowns of the past year, it can feel downright impossible. That’s why we’ve put together this helpful guide to walk you through the process of how to plan activities for the next 12 months. We know it’s not…