Dennis Stack's guest appearances

Dennis Stack

Smart Women Talk

Renovating Retirement With Charlie Jewett

Aging in America Podcast | Tips for seniors and their families

Health and Wealth Podcast with Carter & Tim

Rick Hanson

Nadine Artemis

Courtney Amundson

Pamela Hawley

Susan Steinbrecher

Chris Prefontaine

Sharon Lechter

Kathy Caprino

Nancy Collamer

Linda P. Jones

Caroline Miller

Anna Cabeca

Laura Doyle

Stacy Tuschl

Tracy McCubbin

OwlTail

Following the loss of his father before the birth of his only child, and the subsequent loss of his mother to Alzheimer’s disease when his daughter was 2, he realized his daughter would never know her grandparents. Then after 19 years, starting as a Financial Advisor for E.F. Hutton and finishing as a Sr. VP &amp; Branch Manager for UBS/PaineWebber, he realized that as an industry they do a great job preserving and growing client’s valuables, but they weren’t doing anything to help preserve values. He is often quoted for his insightful statement; "Wealth that is divorced from the wisdom that created it is too often wasted by heirs." Following the tragedy of 9-11, he created a ‘do-it-yourself’ Family StoryKeeper Kit as a Christmas gift for clients, asking that they take some time to save something worth more than money. The response was overwhelming. Two years later he made the decision to leave the career he built and made preserving family legacies his life ambition. He took this "legacy talk" concept to Hospice and with the help of End of Life professionals refined his interview process, and established protocols. Over the next 5 years he trained more than 5,000 Hospice volunteers with more than 800 Hospice organizations to provide this service so that families would be able to keep the memories of their departed loved ones alive in their hearts and minds. In 2008, he co-founded the "Living Legacy Project", with a mission to capture the living history of the 20th century from those who lived it, while they are still living. Using his vast experience in senior care, estate planning and wealth management he helped develop the groundbreaking “Legacy Talks Program", which teaches professionals how to engage in Legacy Talks in a way that generates a much higher rate of referrals, client acquisitions and retention. You can learn more about The Living Legacy Project and how to create your own family vault to store your legacy and values by going to www.legacystories.org  WEALTH: Not getting enough clients? GO TO: www.CSIFG.com Book a FREE 15 minute Client Acquisition Consultation with Carter or one of his team members. HEALTH: Low on energy or overweight? Go to www.chemicalfreebody.com/enrichersand grab GREEN 85 Juice Formula or book a FREE 30-minute Health Strategy Session with Tim or one of his coaches.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Following the loss of his father before the birth of his only child, and the subsequent loss of his mother to Alzheimer’s disease when his daughter was 2, he realized his daughter would never know her grandparents. Then after 19 years, starting as a Financial Advisor for E.F. Hutton and finishing as a Sr. VP &amp; Branch Manager for UBS/PaineWebber, he realized that as an industry they do a great job preserving and growing client’s valuables, but they weren’t doing anything to help preserve values. He is often quoted for his insightful statement; "Wealth that is divorced from the wisdom that created it is too often wasted by heirs." Following the tragedy of 9-11, he created a ‘do-it-yourself’ Family StoryKeeper Kit as a Christmas gift for clients, asking that they take some time to save something worth more than money. The response was overwhelming. Two years later he made the decision to leave the career he built and made preserving family legacies his life ambition. He took this "legacy talk" concept to Hospice and with the help of End of Life professionals refined his interview process, and established protocols. Over the next 5 years he trained more than 5,000 Hospice volunteers with more than 800 Hospice organizations to provide this service so that families would be able to keep the memories of their departed loved ones alive in their hearts and minds. In 2008, he co-founded the "Living Legacy Project", with a mission to capture the living history of the 20th century from those who lived it, while they are still living. Using his vast experience in senior care, estate planning and wealth management he helped develop the groundbreaking “Legacy Talks Program", which teaches professionals how to engage in Legacy Talks in a way that generates a much higher rate of referrals, client acquisitions and retention. You can learn more about The Living Legacy Project and how to create your own family vault to store your legacy and values by going to <a href="http://www.legacystories.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.legacystories.org</a> WEALTH: Not getting enough clients? GO TO: <a href="http://www.csifg.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.CSIFG.com</a> Book a FREE 15 minute Client Acquisition Consultation with Carter or one of his team members. HEALTH: Low on energy or overweight? Go to <a href="http://www.chemicalfreebody.com/enrichers" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.chemicalfreebody.com/enrichers</a>and grab GREEN 85 Juice Formula or book a FREE 30-minute Health Strategy Session with Tim or one of his coaches.See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Dennis Stack, A Digital Platform To Leave Behind Your Values

Money may actually be the least important assets in our lives! Things like health, family, spiritual beliefs, traditions, knowledge, our contacts.....these are what has the real value. Take all of the money away from a person who has these things and they will be able to get the money back relatively quickly. If this is the case, which assets are most important to leave behind to loved ones? Listen in as Dennis and I talk about a software that i bought for you that will allow you to create an online bank of all of the photos, stories, beliefs, traditions, etc. that are the most important things you could ever leave behind when you pass away. This stuff is awesome! Please Rate and Review The Show HERE

Money may actually be the least important assets in our lives! Things like health, family, spiritual beliefs, traditions, knowledge, our contacts.....these are what has the real value. Take all of the money away from a person who has these things and they will be able to get the money back relatively quickly. If this is the case, which assets are most important to leave behind to loved ones? Listen in as Dennis and I talk about a software that i bought for you that will allow you to create an online bank of all of the photos, stories, beliefs, traditions, etc. that are the most important things you could ever leave behind when you pass away. This stuff is awesome! Please Rate and Review The Show <a href="http://getpodcast.reviews/id/1109615656" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">HERE</a>

The Importance of Leaving a Legacy with Dennis Stack

Listen Now as Katana interviews Co-Founder of the Living Legacy Project, Dennis Stack.Join us as we’ll discuss:Why legacy mattersHow to start a legacy talk with loved onesHow to use the Legacy Stories website, App and handbookDennis is Co-Founder of the Living Legacy Project, The International Association of StoryKeepers (I-ASK), and LegacyStories.org.Over the past 12 years he developed life review methodologies to help hospice caregivers record legacy stories of their patients when being remembered matters most. His interactive story capture tools have been used in over 800 Hospices, Home Care, Assisted Living and Veterans communities. In the process he trained more than 5,000 volunteers and students to perform the role of StoryKeepers in their respective niches.Dennis has adapted his resources to pave the way for the financial services industry to bring added value to their clients in a meaningful way. As a former Senior VP of Business Development for Paine Webber, he has a unique perspective as to how estate planners and wealth managers can help clients pass down their wisdom along with their wealth to the next generation.To learn more about Dennis Stack go to https://www.legacystories.org/.

Listen Now as Katana interviews Co-Founder of the Living Legacy Project, Dennis Stack. Join us as we’ll discuss: Why legacy matters How to start a legacy talk with loved ones How to use the Legacy Stories website, App and handbook Dennis is Co-Founder of the Living Legacy Project, The International Association of StoryKeepers (I-ASK), and <a href="http://LegacyStories.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">LegacyStories.org</a>. Over the past 12 years he developed life review methodologies to help hospice caregivers record legacy stories of their patients when being remembered matters most. His interactive story capture tools have been used in over 800 Hospices, Home Care, Assisted Living and Veterans communities. In the process he trained more than 5,000 volunteers and students to perform the role of StoryKeepers in their respective niches. Dennis has adapted his resources to pave the way for the financial services industry to bring added value to their clients in a meaningful way. As a former Senior VP of Business Development for Paine Webber, he has a unique perspective as to how estate planners and wealth managers can help clients pass down their wisdom along with their wealth to the next generation. To learn more about Dennis Stack go to <a href="https://www.legacystories.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.legacystories.org/</a> .

Why Legacy Matters and What To Do To Be Remembered with Dennis Stack   08/28/17