Question 19 // What can a mortician teach me about living? (feat. Jim Albinson)
Jim Albinson spent years working as a professional mortician but his creative endeavors span far beyond being "Boxed In” (*cough*… sorry… I had to) by that career. I sat down with Jim on his home patio over iced tea one late summer day to find out what I can learn from him about how to live a better life.
In this conversation, we talk about:
- What’s it like to be a mortician?
- What happens to the human body after death?
-“People who have died are still with us, just not DYNAMICALLY WITH US"
-The most personalized funeral Jim has ever been apart of
-Not becoming obsolite in your life, career and faith
-The problem of binary thinking
-The importance of being the first best you
-“The illusion of emminence”
-The uses and purpose of fermaldihide
-How do we respond to loss in life?
-How the perception of scarcity impacts value
Recording Location: Albin Lodge
Drink: Imported Kenyan Black Tea (Iced)
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