Loving, Living and Dying is a new impact project within Amanda O’Shea’s broader celebrant and coaching work in Barcelona. Its core purpose is to help international residents prepare for death-related practicalities, community grief, and legacy while they are still healthy and active. The methodology combines death-system education, resilience coaching, ceremony design, emergency planning, and reflective legacy work. The project is especially relevant in Barcelona because many expats and digital nomads build strong local lives while their legal families, next of kin, and long-term communities remain abroad. Its strongest differentiation is the combination of practical preparation and heart-led ceremony work, addressing both logistics and meaning. The long-term value of the project lies in creating a more informed, prepared, and compassionate international community around one of life’s least discussed transitions.