For families
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How to prepare a parent for a legacy interview
How to invite them, gather memory anchors, choose better questions, and create an interview day that feels like time well spent.
Read the family guide →The Legacy Journal
Practical guidance for the family gathering the questions—and the person ready to answer them.
Preparation guides
You do not need a perfect timeline or organized archive. You need a comfortable beginning and a few meaningful prompts.
Choose the guide that fits your role. Each one is designed to lower the pressure, make preparation manageable, and help the person at the center of the story feel seen rather than studied.
For families
01
How to invite them, gather memory anchors, choose better questions, and create an interview day that feels like time well spent.
Read the family guide →For individuals
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A simple way to organize the moments, lessons, people, and hopes you want your family to hear in your own voice.
Read the personal guide →A Legacy in Full interview is calmly guided, professionally recorded, and shaped into something the family can keep.