The Eulogy Starter

Someone you love has died or is dying, and you have been asked to deliver their eulogy.

These five pages and fifteen minutes will help. At the end of it, you'll have the raw material for a eulogy, and you'll know which shape fits your person.

Inside:

• The 15-Minute Start — a timed exercise that gets you past the blank page. No organizing, no editing, nobody reads it but you.
• The prompt for when even the first minute is blank.
• Your clock — what's honestly achievable with a week, a few days, or only tonight.
• Three structures — The Braid, The Frame, The Letter and how to tell which one is theirs.

Eulogy comes from eulogia: good words. That's the whole job. You don't have to be a writer to do it, and the eulogy doesn't have to be perfect. This free guide has one job: to get you on the path to writing a heartfelt and genuine eulogy.

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