Tips and Tools

This e-letter provides new legacy ideas, practical methods, and inspiration. It's meant to encourage you to stay connected to your goal of creating a written legacy to future generations: to pass on your history, identity, values, stories, blessings, and wisdom to those you love.

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May all your legacies be blessings,
Rachael Freed.

 

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What People Are Saying about the Legacy Tips&Tools

I appreciate your monthly Tips&Tools. They reinforce the importance of relationships and effectively communicating to those we care about while we can.

– Reader from Cheyenne

Writing about water, a Tips&Tools suggestion, I was surprised to find that legacy writing is not only about death and dying, but about how all of life is connected through the generations and cycles of time and weather.

– Reader from Haddonfield, NJ

[Tips&Tools]…thought-provoking invitations to actually sit down to write about current activities and memories that help to form who we are….It IS a monumental time, and it would be good to give voice to that for future generations. So thanks for the push!!

– Reader from St. Paul

What a beautiful Tips&Tools this month!  It was ‘soothing’ just to read it.  I especially like the part about balance between being aware of the realities around us and having gratitude about our own lives.

– Reader from La Jolla, CA


I’ll use this month’s Tips&Tools tomorrow in my writing group where two people are actively dying – talk about lost dreams! Your work continues to grow in me and feeds my work with people living with cancer.

– Reader from Cambridge, Mass


The message of this month’s Tips&Tools astounded me – because I have been there . . . . a wonderful, honest piece this month, and a reminder for me.

– Reader from Milwaukee