Is Your Life Joyful?

Do you laugh out loud daily?

Do you love and feel loved everyday?

Do you control your stress or does it control you?

Could your financial situation be better?

Would you adopt a few easy changes to improve your mental and physical health?

An extremely well-written, understandable, and comprehensive book on organizing and managing your retired life in an increasingly complicated world. The practical advice on mental and physical fitness, as well as nutrition, makes this an essential reference book for today’s seniors.

Herbert M. Schub, MD, Clinical Professor of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco School of Medicine, California

Although The Best of Our Lives is wonderfully written and arranged, and presents invaluable advice for so many areas of our lives, there are little jewels of wisdom that sparkle.  There is a chapter that deals with the maintenance of a personal file that would contain financial information, including that necessary for our loved ones to manage our estates after our death.  I believe this to be one of the most important steps to take, especially as we age.  As a CPA, I have counseled numerous widows and widowers, or children or other loved ones of a decedent, who are beside themselves to manage an estate which has insufficient information to determine the assets, liabilities and other important information necessary to manage and close an estate.  You must, at a minimum, read this chapter.

G. Michael Dunlap, CPA, PC, Oregon