Preserving Legacies: Capturing Life Stories Through Video with Jim Cosco

I would start by going to my website, going to my blog, legacyvideostories.com, and going to a couple of blog posts that have example questions. You know, I have 30 to 40 questions on there that are pretty generic, but pretty valuable. And I would print those out. I would go over those with your loved one. I would add questions that seem to be more custom to them. I would get everybody else in the family on board with what you're doing. Solicit questions from grandparents, from, I mean, you can make a fun, you can make a really fun project out of it. Solicit questions from other people in the family, come up with, you know, what you're going to ask. Then I would, you know, sit down with them and I would go through it. And I wouldn't make— I wouldn't make it difficult. Don't make it difficult for yourself because it doesn't have to be perfect. I know people might put it off because, oh, this isn't good enough yet, or I didn't like that answer. And it doesn't have to be perfect, it just has to be.