What if the way you see the world is quietly shaping how you’ll leave it?

Our beliefs—about life, death, and what matters most—don’t just guide how we live. They influence how we show up in moments of uncertainty, how we make decisions, and how we face the end.

In this workshop, we’ll uncover the hidden assumptions that shape our stories—and explore what might be possible if we saw things differently. 

Join us for End Well’s first-ever workshop, created in partnership with Ira Bedzow, PhD of the Aspen Center for Social Values. This intimate, pilot experience is designed to help you pause, reflect, and reimagine what’s possible.

In this 60-minute session, we’ll step out of autopilot and take a closer look at the unconscious beliefs that shape how we live, connect, and even face mortality. Through guided exercises and meaningful dialogue, you’ll gain practical tools to:

Identify the assumptions that quietly drive your decisions

Explore what matters most to you—and what might be getting in the way

Reclaim a sense of agency in how you live, love, and prepare for the future. 

This isn’t just self-reflection—it’s a space for transformation. You’ll leave feeling more grounded, clear, and capable of choosing with intention.