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Multi-generational Living: The Importance of Starting the Conversation Early

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About the Guest(s):

  • John Graham: John is an author and professor who has taught international marketing for 40 years at USC and UCI. He co-authored the book "Under One Roof: Creating Harmony for Multi-Generational Living" with his sister Sharon and daughter Emily. John brings his expertise in marketing and his personal experience with multi-generational living to the book.
  • Emily Graham: Emily is the daughter of John Graham and co-author of "Under One Roof." She has a background in palliative and hospice care, end-of-life care, and grief counseling. Emily's contribution to the book focuses on these topics and provides valuable insights into the healthcare considerations of multi-generational living.

Episode Summary:

In this episode, host Amy Irvine is joined by John Graham and Emily Graham to discuss their book "Under One Roof: Creating Harmony for Multi-Generational Living." They explore the importance of multi-generational living, the challenges and benefits it brings, and how to navigate the complexities of living with multiple generations under one roof. They emphasize the need for open and honest conversations, planning for healthcare and end-of-life care, and finding a balance between privacy and proximity. The book provides practical advice and guidance for families considering multi-generational living and offers insights into creating a harmonious and supportive living arrangement.

Key Takeaways:

  • Multi-generational living is a solution to the challenges faced by families today, such as the high cost of housing and the need for support and care for aging parents.
  • Open and honest conversations are crucial when considering multi-generational living, allowing all family members to express their needs, concerns, and expectations.
  • Planning for healthcare and end-of-life care is essential in multi-generational living arrangements, ensuring that everyone's needs are met and that there is a support system in place.
  • Finding a balance between privacy and proximity is key to successful multi-generational living. Separate living spaces, clear boundaries, and open communication can help maintain individual privacy while fostering a sense of togetherness.
  • Multi-generational living can provide emotional support, companionship, and shared responsibilities, creating a strong sense of family and community.

Notable Quotes:

  • "Multi-generational living is a renaissance of an idea that has been practiced in many cultures throughout history." - Emily Graham
  • "Having open and honest conversations about multi-generational living can prevent crises and help make informed decisions." - John Graham
  • "Multi-generational living is about creating a supportive and loving environment where everyone's needs are met." - Emily Graham

Resources:

  • Book: "Under One Roof: Creating Harmony for Multi-Generational Living" by John Graham, Sharon Graham, and Emily Graham (Amazon link: Book)

Please watch/listen to the full webinar for more enlightening insights and practical advice on multi-generational living. Stay tuned for future episodes of the podcast/webinar/series for more valuable content.

Watch this episode on YouTube

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About the Guest(s):

  • John Graham: John is an author and professor who has taught international marketing for 40 years at USC and UCI. He co-authored the book "Under One Roof: Creating Harmony for Multi-Generational Living" with his sister Sharon and daughter Emily. John brings his expertise in marketing and his personal experience with multi-generational living to the book.
  • Emily Graham: Emily is the daughter of John Graham and co-author of "Under One Roof." She has a background in palliative and hospice care, end-of-life care, and grief counseling. Emily's contribution to the book focuses on these topics and provides valuable insights into the healthcare considerations of multi-generational living.

Episode Summary:

In this episode, host Amy Irvine is joined by John Graham and Emily Graham to discuss their book "Under One Roof: Creating Harmony for Multi-Generational Living." They explore the importance of multi-generational living, the challenges and benefits it brings, and how to navigate the complexities of living with multiple generations under one roof. They emphasize the need for open and honest conversations, planning for healthcare and end-of-life care, and finding a balance between privacy and proximity. The book provides practical advice and guidance for families considering multi-generational living and offers insights into creating a harmonious and supportive living arrangement.

Key Takeaways:

  • Multi-generational living is a solution to the challenges faced by families today, such as the high cost of housing and the need for support and care for aging parents.
  • Open and honest conversations are crucial when considering multi-generational living, allowing all family members to express their needs, concerns, and expectations.
  • Planning for healthcare and end-of-life care is essential in multi-generational living arrangements, ensuring that everyone's needs are met and that there is a support system in place.
  • Finding a balance between privacy and proximity is key to successful multi-generational living. Separate living spaces, clear boundaries, and open communication can help maintain individual privacy while fostering a sense of togetherness.
  • Multi-generational living can provide emotional support, companionship, and shared responsibilities, creating a strong sense of family and community.

Notable Quotes:

  • "Multi-generational living is a renaissance of an idea that has been practiced in many cultures throughout history." - Emily Graham
  • "Having open and honest conversations about multi-generational living can prevent crises and help make informed decisions." - John Graham
  • "Multi-generational living is about creating a supportive and loving environment where everyone's needs are met." - Emily Graham

Resources:

  • Book: "Under One Roof: Creating Harmony for Multi-Generational Living" by John Graham, Sharon Graham, and Emily Graham (Amazon link: Book)

Please watch/listen to the full webinar for more enlightening insights and practical advice on multi-generational living. Stay tuned for future episodes of the podcast/webinar/series for more valuable content.

Watch this episode on YouTube

  continue reading

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