We focus on my Smart Moves
I created Smart Moves after seeing first-hand the heartbreak caused when estates and wishes aren’t set out clearly. These are 4 simple Smart Moves - like keeping a master list, using a password manager, and updating once a year - make digital legacy planning easy, secure, and personal. They’re small moves with a big impact, giving your loved ones clarity, not confusion.
Hello lovely you — Sue here, The Legacy Footprint Lady.If there’s one thing I’ve learned, it’s this: the small moments become the big ones. The recipe you never wrote down. The silly song you made up for the dog. The photo with a story only you know. These are the threads that hold families together — and too often, they get lost.
When we talk about “getting organised,” it’s easy to think it’s just about paperwork or ticking boxes. But really, it’s about family. It’s about making sure the people we care about most are never left in a muddle, trying to figure out where things are or what we wanted.
When I talk about legacy, people often think it’s just about wills and paperwork. But to me, it’s so much more. It’s your story, your memories, and all the little details that make up a life well lived.
We all know life can throw surprises our way. Sometimes it’s the little things — like forgetting a password — and sometimes it’s the big things that leave our families searching for important documents, accounts, or wishes. That’s why I like to call it making Digital Smart Moves — simple steps today that make life so much easier tomorrow.
