- Man Morning Newsletter
- Posts
- What Will Happen To Your Family If You Die
What Will Happen To Your Family If You Die
It's Just As Important (If Not More)To Ask This Other Question
Change is undefeated. Don’t fight it.
Rise & Shine.
Welcome to Man Morning.
Every week, I share lessons, stories, and insights to help us get better.
As a husband, father, and professional - this is personal.
Welcome to all of the new premium subscribers. Thanks for the kind words on the the recent special issue that was just for you.
[Going away - The 1-Day Planner]
Reach thousands of growth-driven men with your product or service. Respond to this email for more information.
Sent Man Morning? Click below to subscribe.
In This Issue.
• Wise Words
• Things We Think (And Worry) About
• If You Die (What Will Happen)
• Read This
• Read. Listen. Watch.
Wise Words.
“I’ve learned to use the word ‘impossible’ with the greatest caution.”
Wernher von Braun
Things We Think (And Worry) About.
If You Die (What Will Happen).
It's normal to worry about what will happen to your family if you die.
You think about money, emotional support, and who will take care of them.
To ease these fears, you turn to financial and estate professionals.
They help you with life insurance, creating wills, and setting up trusts.
This ensures your loved ones are taken care of, financially and legally.
But it doesn’t end there.
It's just as important to think about what happens to your family while you're still here.
Every day, you have a chance to be there for them in meaningful ways.
This is something you can control today.
Being present, providing a good example, and creating joyful moments matter.
You don't know when your time will come, but you do have control over how you live your life.
By focusing on today, you not only make your own life better but also give your family the love and support they need to thrive.
Oh. And congrats.
You read this so you’re alive. Can’t beat that.
Read This.
"Being Mortal" is about facing death head-on.
Modern medicine often extends life but ignores quality.
Gawande argues for prioritizing dignity and what truly matters in the end.
He’s blunt: it’s time to focus on living well till the very end.
Essential reading for understanding real end-of-life care.
*I wish I would have read this book prior to my father suffering and dying from dementia.
Read. Listen. Watch.
Turn a wasted day into a successful one. How Olympic athletes train. Ever wondered how the brain thinks? This is your problem. How to speak to anyone. The Boy Scouts are changing their name. Lower your risk of prostate cancer. How to get promoted (and earn a raise).
Go Premium.
Premium subscribers get next level hand-picked links.
If you were premium, you’d see these links:
How to add 5 years to your life
Should you try red light therapy to reduce wrinkles?
The best way to remember important stuff
A new version of a classic knife is missing something important
These books will help you get rich
The best day to get the best price on a plane ticket
How to flex when you travel
And more
That’s it.
Forward to a friend.
I see you and appreciate you. You’re doing great. Keep it up.
Antonio Neves, Man Morning Newsletter
Read past editions, click here.
If you were sent this, click here to subscribe.
Start your own in person Man Morning.