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No plan is still a plan, just not a good plan. Having a good plan helps it happen with dignity, integrity, and fairness.
Jo Myers
Author of Good to Go
The ABCs of Death and Dying
The Ultimate Planning Guide for Baby Boomers & their Parents
Jo Myers provides practical guidance about planning for death in her book, Good to Go, for baby boomers whose families are affected by parents’ end-of-life issues. View the Table of Contents and Excerpts from Good to Go.
Good to Go is an essential read for baby boomers and their parents, caregivers, financial and estate planners, people with careers in assisted living and nursing homes, those who work in the funeral industry, and healthcare professionals. Along with booksellers, these people are invited to get Good to Go in bulk at discounted rates.
What People are Saying:
"If you are facing the loss of our Greatest Generation, and/or want to be thoughtful of your loved ones by planning ahead for your end of life, I highly recommend this book. I've never seen anything like it." —excerpt from a book review by Melinda Cianos, May 2008
Click here to read entire review.
(As a member of the National Association of Baby Boomer Women,
Good to Go was reviewed by the association and appears on their site.)
“Though marketed for boomers with aging parents, anyone with older loved ones will find a lot to appreciate in this book. It helped me appreciate just how tough a topic this is.”
—Theseus, Internet Bookseller
“Jo Myers' Good To Go is an amazing little book. Now, I'm a serious type of guy who goes for long discourse. These traits tend to steer me away from books that deal with serious matters from a baseline of brevity (distinct from including brevity from time to time). Good To Go is a delightful surprise, proving it's possible to convey helpful insights about matters of utmost importance briefly and with some irreverence.
Good To Go focuses primarily on the potential for life-long fallout — family estrangement — after the death of a group of siblings' second parent. GTG also ranges over an array of situations germane to the stresses that life-ending events can have on human relationships. Jo spoons out food for thought in doses that are very easy to mentally swallow. I've added this work to my personal end-of-life library. So not only am I good to go, I'm the better for it.”
—Bart Windrum, author of Notes >From the Waiting Room, among other books
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July 16, 2009
Noon, Pushing Up Daisies, Not Dandelions (Leave a Legacy, Not a Mess), with Jo Myers and Adria Ellerbrock. The event will be held at Raytheon Polar Services, 7400 S. Tucson Way, Centennial, CO 80112.
Jo Myers, author of Good to Go, gives a thought-provoking talk on the importance of pre-planning for the big bye-bye. A longtime Denver radio personality, Jo now uses her voice to encourage anyone who might die someday—parents, in particular—to make arrangements for the inevitable. Read full event details.
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Writing a Note of Sympathy: Check out these unique and new cards featuring statuary images Jo has photographed. Each of these beautiful cards are blank inside and comes with guidelines for extending condolence. View card selection
Good to Go is an essential read for everyone. Written with wit and humor in an ABC format, Good to Go is a survivor's story of losing her aged loves ones, complete with end-of-life questions and answers from those in the know. Read excerpts from chapters like F - Let's Put the Fun Back in Funeral, P - If You Love Your Loved Ones, Pre-Plan, and U - Death is quite and Undertaking. Get your copy! Get Good to Go.
Mission statement: Dispel myths, open minds, and provide comfort; as well as encourage everyone to pre-plan for death.
For Good to Go, more than two dozen experts contributed information and opinions about planning for death. Go to the Good to Go Institute for more valuable help from experts from the book. Watch for updates as other professionals join the Good to Go Institute.