Viive Planning

Name: Viive Planning
Address: Toronto, ON, CA
Telephone: +16479384483

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Viive Planning exists to facilitate conversations around end-of-life planning among families and loved ones.

Think of Viive as playing the role of a general contractor in the estate industry.

11/04/2026

If you die, or get sick, or become incapacitated in any way, your loved ones are going to have to step in to manage your life for you. Like, ALL of your life.

That includes, but is not limited to:
• Tracking down important documents
• Accessing and updating important accounts (like bank accounts)
• Contacting people in your life
• Figuring out what you would have wanted to happen in this situation

Organization is part of planning. Your Plan shouldn’t mean sending your loved ones on a scavenger hunt. The kindest thing you can do is write everything down and share it with them, so if an emergency comes up, there won’t be any mysteries.

10/23/2026

👻Fear is one of the biggest barriers in Aging & End of Life Planning. People avoid it because they’re scared to talk about hard things.

But there are a lot of topics wrapped up in Aging & End of Life Planning: Death, money, aging, illness, incapacity, succession planning. Where is your fear actually coming from, and why?

Identifying the conversation you’re avoiding is a useful first step. Figure out what you’re actually afraid to talk about, and then ask yourself: is that really scarier than what might happen if I don’t have an Aging & End of Life Plan?

10/15/2026

Some conversations are much harder to have when a family is already facing a crisis.

Where do you want to spend your final days? What does aging well look like for you? How do you want to leave a legacy for the people and causes you care about?

Having these conversations earlier gives everyone more time to understand your wishes, ask questions, and plan accordingly. 💬

Don’t wait until your family needs the answers.

10/07/2026

Kinda chic to have an Aging & End of Life Plan. ✨💅

10/02/2026

In fact, it just makes things harder for them.

One of the biggest reasons people put off Aging & End of Life Planning is that they don’t want to have to talk to their loved ones about things that are, let’s be honest, kind of a downer. Illness, death, incapacity—it’s hard to think about any of that, never mind discuss it in detail.

But silence doesn’t prevent hard situations—and it leaves your family members without the information they’ll need to navigate those situations. Your loved ones need to know what’s important to you before it actually becomes important. Otherwise, it will be too late.

Short-term discomfort is the price you pay for long-term clarity. You’re not protecting anybody by avoiding that hard conversation. You’re just giving them less to work with.

09/22/2026

Planning isn’t just about you. It affects the people around you, too. Especially the people closest to you.

Any situation where your Aging & End of Life Plan becomes relevant —illness, an accident, death — is bound to have an impact on the people around you. If you’re incapacitated, your family members and loved ones may need to make decisions on your behalf while they worry about your recovery. If you pass away, your loved ones will have to sort out your funeral and deal with your effects.

Others inevitably take on some kind of responsibility to respond to the situation. That puts a burden on them, and adds pressure to a situation that’s already difficult enough.

By having an Aging & End of Life Plan in place, you’re sparing your loved ones a ton of unnecessary stress and heartache. If you’re not doing it for yourself, do it for them.

09/17/2026

Having a Will is important — but it’s only the beginning.

A complete aging and end-of-life plan goes beyond what happens to your estate. It considers your care, your wishes, your family, and the decisions that may need to be made along the way.

Your Will is a great start. Just don’t stop there.

09/08/2026

If you’ve been putting off Planning, you’re building your life around a timeline you don’t control. That’s like taking out a loan without knowing what the interest rate is, or when the bill comes due.

Most people assume that an Aging & End of Life Plan is something they won’t need for years, or maybe even decades to come. But the truth is, nobody knows the future, and none of us can control what happens to us.

That’s the part most people miss: you don’t get to choose when Planning becomes important in your life.

You might have put a lot of thought into your wishes, values, and what you’d want to happen in case of emergency. But a Plan only works if it’s actually put in place.

09/02/2026

Nobody ever thinks it will happen to them—until it does.

08/28/2026

It’s not (just) that you’re too busy. It’s that you’re not making this a priority.

As a woman-led company whose Founder & CEO is a working mother, we are well aware of how just how hectic life can get. We all have our ever-expanding to-do lists that just seem to languish in our brains for years. And you can bet that tasks involved paperwork are sitting there the longest.

But Aging & End of Life Planning isn’t like all those other items on your list. It may feel like it’s something you can put off forever—but it’s not. Most people don’t realize that until they’re faced with an emergency, and suddenly see that all the paperwork they were “going to get to someday” is actually a vital necessity.

It’s not that you’re busy. It’s that this keeps getting pushed behind everything else… and then it stays there. All you need to do to change that is get yourself a Planner.

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+16479384483

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