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The Advice a Good Mentor Never Gets to Finish Giving

Mentoring ends before the advice runs out. How to record the guidance someone will need after you are no longer in touch.

He made a list of dates and recorded one message for each. How to cover the moments you might miss without being morbid about it.

The night before an exam is worth recording. How to send today’s nerves to the version of you that has already got through it.

She recorded a video the night before university. Her family watched it at graduation. How to set up a message that waits years.

A father filmed a message for his daughter’s wedding when she was four. How to record one now and make sure it arrives that day.

Ten ways to leave messages for your family, compared on what decides it is time to deliver: a date, a timer, or a person you trust.

You do not need an attorney to leave something that matters. What the Netflix film got right about planning a legacy people feel.

Why passive photographs are not enough, and what changes when the record of a person can answer a question back.

What happens to your photos, emails and accounts when you die. Apple and Google’s tools, what they cover, and the gap they leave.

The man who built a chatbot of his late fiancee, what it gave him, and what an AI twin honestly can and cannot do for grief.