How Do We Find the Courage to Talk to Our Dying Loved Ones About the Inevitable? One Brother's Mission to Honor His Sister's Life and End of Life Experience

Most of us won't talk to our ailing loved one about their impending death.
It was something that bothered David Richman when his beloved sister was dying of cancer.

So David took action. He'd already transformed his life, giving up smoking, shedding excess weight, and leaving an abusive relationship. Now, he worked to normalize tough conversations and give voice to 15 different cancer survivor's stories by riding his bike 5000 miles to connect with them.

Connect with David HERE to learn more about his books and work.

You will learn:

• Family and friends are ill-equipped to speak about the death experience.
• Isolation exacerbates an already challenging situation.
• The sense of relief is palpable when permission is granted to tackle tough conversations.

Bio: David Richman is a financial advisor and multi-award winning author and philanthropist.

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