EP02 - COMO CONVERSAR SOBRE A MORTE? | Temporada do podcast Conversas Sinceras

This is the link for you to join us on this journey: https://materiais.infinito.etc.br/par... There's no button or manual for conversations that give you butterflies in your stomach, especially when the subject is as delicate as mortality. Fearing the end is natural. Fearing the loss of those we love is natural. So it's understandable that we often avoid this conversation. But if departures are already challenging in themselves, imagine if we don't talk about small and big issues. Everything can become even more painful. In this second episode of "For When I Die," we will reflect together and find paths to the important and challenging conversations that are part of this journey. This is the DNA of inFINITO: sincere conversations about living and dying. This theme will stay with us throughout this season, but we consider it so important that it deserves its own episode, right at the beginning of our journey. Conversations are made up of two or more people, each with a point of view, a worldview… Every conversation has a purpose, words matter, tone of voice matters… Not to mention the feelings we don't know how to deal with very well, and sometimes barely know how to recognize, like fear, shame, hurt… Everything matters. Only with information and conversation can we make decisions that are more aligned with our values. "For When I Die" is the new season of our podcast – and also the beginning of a movement. For me to get organized and for you to get organized. I am Tom Almeida, founder of the inFINITO Movement, which promotes sincere conversations about living and dying. In the eight chapters of this season, I will make decisions "For When I Die" and I invite you to make your decisions too. I have dealt with the theme of death for many years. But if I died today it would be a disgrace: I have taken practically no concrete steps for my departure. Sometimes death comes suddenly; sometimes, it follows a predictable process, like a long illness, for example. It can even take us by surprise, but – spoiler alert – it can't be avoided. After all, they say, "death is the only certainty we have," right? The truth is, no matter your age, death and grief deeply affect you, or will affect you. It's not an easy process – and it's usually much more challenging because we don't prepare ourselves minimally to deal with it. And I've decided to resolve this once and for all. Because on the day I die – which may be many, many years from now – I want my family to have as few worries as possible. I want to free those I love from the bureaucratic part; there will already be enough suffering. Getting everything prepared is an act of love. Organizing all this alone is difficult, and it can also be quite boring, so, to make it easier, you and I will do this together. My invitation is for you to join our WhatsApp group. There, we'll exchange ideas, share experiences, and strategize to get everything in order – whether death comes soon or in 30, 40, or 50 years. You'll leave this process knowing what's IDEAL and what's the MINIMUM to keep everything more or less organized. This is the link for you to join us on this journey: https://materiais.infinito.etc.br/par... Best regards, Tom