We had to attend a funeral today for one of my wife’s cousins.

We had caught up with him in two places on our last caravan holiday, and he passed only a few weeks after we got back.

Fortunately for him, it was very quick.

I struggle with funerals even when they’re on T.V. or in a movie.

Yes, I get a bit emotional, and I find that challenging.

Anyway, I’m not going to mine.

I have told my family that I want to go to the body farm.

If you are unaware of these places, they are essential for the studies of forensic pathologists.

What happens is that they place bodies in various situations, such as in a swamp or under seawater, in a dense forest or any other place where they might find a body.

The purpose is to track the gradual deterioration of the human body under differing conditions so they can identify the age of any cadavers they might come across.

It’s essential work, and I would like to feel that I can be useful for another 30 – 50 or more years.

Some people find that idea disturbing, but I find it fascinating.

I may never know if my family complies with my wishes, but I hope they do.

Regards,
Brent.

P.S.  No matter where they finally lay me down, I want to ensure that my family’s finances are secured.

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The best way is to set up a fund that generates returns without additional input.

True passive income is the goal.

Some build large property portfolios.

Some build self-managing businesses.

Some invest in multiple businesses and business types.

This is great for those people, but they all require large sums and time to accumulate.

To short-cut that process you need to take a different tack.

The internet can supply all that, but you must prove it to yourself first and then leverage what you learn.

Start here https://go.wm-tips.com/4-in-1.