For use in health care settings, (especially for people in the 2nd half of life) and to create a non-legal, explanatory legacy letter to accompany living wills (advance directives) and to facilitate difficult family conversations;

To assist businesses: corporations, non-profits: in succession planning, management-board relations from a legacy perspective;

To guide communities (organizations, institutions, ethnic groups) to collect and preserve their stories, history, values, and traditions.;

For clients of estate attorneys, financial, estate and wealth planners to document their personal values and legacy goals as a foundation for their financial and estate planning;

To celebrate significant events in people’s lives (special transitions, birthdays, anniversaries, intergenerational family gatherings, family reunions, holidays).