When I tell people I write life stories, they often say, “Too bad my life isn’t more interesting.” My response to that? It depends on who is reading and their definition of “interesting”.

Watch the fascinating interview right here: Magnificent Monday's   On Monday, 13th August 2018, I was invited to LifeBook headquarters in Godalming, Surrey, to take part in a TV commercial promoting the company. This all came about when I was called, initially by Tom,...

Nathalie Garcia, LifeBook project manager, talks about her involvement with The EDGE Project, Aldershot, run by the Wessex Heritage Trust and funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund. I’ve been involved in running The EDGE Project, Aldershot, since November...

We'd like to thank YPO for this amazing video! Our founder Roy Moëd has been promoting the private autobiography journey as a 'A Project to Live For'. This video captures the LifeBook product and Roy's passion for caring for ageing parents.     Originally conceived as...

Last month, the team at LifeBook were delighted to receive finished copies of the latest, and first American, corporate history, completed by our LifeBook Bespoke team.

To become a good LifeBook interviewer: First and foremost, they must have empathy with the author, while remaining free of judgement no matter what the author might tell them. This is particularly important when authors relate stories that are difficult for them to vocalise or give rise to strong emotions.

The LifeBook team was delighted to wish Mr Ralph Etigson a very happy birthday recently by gifting the centenarian two new handmade copies of his autobiography, Who am I?

Once you’ve purchased the LifeBook product you feel best suits you, our consultants will send your details on to your assigned project manager. We’ll also send you the welcome pack.

Royal wedding fever hit the UK on 19th May and everyone is still talking about it. The LifeBook barn is buzzing about who wore what, how incredible Meghan Markle and Prince Harry looked together, and, yes, that minister.

As a carer, I’d like to highlight what I think is one of the most important parts of a care plan: the bit that attempts to convey a little of the life history, passions, interests and preferences of the person being cared for. That way, helpers don’t just see an ‘old person’; they see the individual. Lately, I’ve been wondering how to record more of Marj’s life so that family and those who support her know a bit more about her. We know some stories between us, but not all, I’m sure.

Mr Harvey White became consultant surgeon at The Royal Marsden Hospital in 1976, and later held similar positions at King Edward VII Hospital for Officers, St Luke’s Hospital for the Clergy and The London Clinic. Harvey has also been much involved in charity work,...