Nicky tells us the overwhelming moving story of her near-death experience (yes, she went to the other side) and how it moved her to get into funeral service to help others. Nicky comes to us all the way from Sydney, Australia and boy o boy is there some wisdom each & every one of us can take from her perspective.
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Show Notes:
(07:45) – From chemical company to compassionate care.
(15:32) – What is it like on the other side?
(21:06) – The experience of heaven.
(32:08) – Family & memories are everything to us.
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Takeaways
- Working in the funeral industry can present unique challenges depending on the climate, such as extreme heat or cold.
- Community involvement and participation in funeral rituals can provide comfort and support to grieving families.
- Near-death experiences can have a profound impact on individuals, leading to personal and professional transformations.
- Having conversations about death and being prepared for end-of-life decisions can alleviate stress and provide peace of mind for individuals and their families. Live in the present and don't put off things because we don't know if today is our last day.
- Clear communication and language are crucial in end-of-life conversations.
- Grief support and validation are essential for individuals experiencing loss.
- Funeral directors should slow down, build relationships with families, and provide personalized and participatory funeral services.
- Capturing memories through photographs and keepsakes can bring comfort and healing.
