An everlasting act of love

20 May 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief promotional video, Jerry Taylor urges viewers to consider end‑of‑life or "last‑plan" arrangements for their children. He paints a vivid picture of a future where the viewer is gone and their kids might feel either grateful because the adult has tied up loose ends, or lost and overwhelmed if nothing is prepared. He frames creating a last plan as an "everlasting act of love" despite it feeling like drudgery. Taylor invites the audience to a free workshop on Thursday night where he will teach them how to create such a plan, and asks viewers to comment the word "workshop" to receive the link.

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Look around your house right now. One day your kids will be sitting there and you'll be gone. Will they be feeling grateful and loved because you tied up all the loose ends and made a terrible situation manageable for them? Or will they be lost and overwhelmed? To you, putting together a last plan is all drudgery and reluctance. It's the last thing you want to do. But to them, I promise you, it will be an everlasting act of love. Thursday night, Come to my free workshop. I'll show you how to do it. Comment the word workshop and I'll send you the link.