Jodi Wellman

minus your age, times 52.

So if you do the math, for many people, it does this, oh, okay, that's uncomfortable, and it's appropriately so.

You know, some people, when I work with younger groups, they're like, I've got more than 2,000, I've got more than half, I'm good to go.

But for most of us, it does tend to do this.

All right, yeah, right.

There is the sand hourglass that has been flipped over, so that awareness is key.

It takes a consistent reminder.

So I'm a fan of having little visuals around you.

You can't see where I am, but my place is littered with all the pictures of the skulls.

And I've got, you know, a bracelet I wear with a little skeleton on it.

I've got images.

I've got reminders.

I've got quotes that are pretty clear.

So seeing it as vivid imagery can be important for visual folks.

I also recommend talking about it.

So we don't want to talk about death because it is a freaking downer.

I'm, other than us talking about this right now, which is all about life, but I'm a fan of like, get your friends together or have a dinner party or talk to your family.

And you don't need to start with a dour stuff.

That's advanced.

What if you just started by really talking about, okay, what is on your bucket list?