by Kyle Tevlin | Jul 19, 2024 | Last Wishes
Well, friends — 16 months after I got the news and announced it, my TEDx talk on Last Wishes has finally been posted. Pretty sure it doesn’t always take that long, but funny thing… delays happen! Better late than never has been my motto for as long as I can...
by Kyle Tevlin | Jun 13, 2024 | I Want a Fun Funeral, Life celebration, Personalized funeral
This is too perfect to pass up. I’ve been so passionate about my Last Wishes concept lately that I put Fun Funerals a bit on the back burner, but it must be resurrected at once to share this story. Read the recap of the wonderful event here:...
by Kyle Tevlin | Apr 7, 2024 | Last Wishes
Last Wishes, people! The inspiration for my Last Wishes as a Normal Thing We All Do was Aaron’s Last Wish of leaving a $500 tip for a pizza. That is the gold standard of good deeds to me. But you know what… not all valuable and life-altering last wishes need to...
by Kyle Tevlin | Mar 7, 2024 | Last Wishes
How best to come up with your Last Wishes? Hmmm. Suppose nothing is jumping out at you, excited as you are about being a Good Samaritan from the Great Beyond. There can be some background anxiety to doing it right — to make the most of the chance, not blowing it by...
by Kyle Tevlin | Dec 31, 2023 | Last Wishes
by Kyle Tevlin | Nov 30, 2023 | Uncategorized
WE DID IT! We tipped our waitress $500 for our pizza lunch and it felt epic. Our waitress Dee was so so grateful, and promptly split it with fellow waitress Sedgie, her “partner in crime.” Both immediately said how they were going to be spending it on...
by Kyle Tevlin | Sep 30, 2023 | Acceptance of death
So what’s the best thing about death? Our favorite thing about it? Not absurd! Despite that probably being your first thought . The best thing about death is that we know it’s going to happen. That is such a game-changer. (It really should be a...
by Kyle Tevlin | Jul 25, 2023 | Last Wishes, planning your own funeral
Did you know? The days of the one-sided funeral are over — people mourning the dead person. The new world is that we (as the dead person) have planned ahead for what sentiments we want to leave behind. We don’t just instruct our people on whether to bury or...
