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Help Yourself is a daily topic where readers can ask questions and answer questions about tech , productivity , life hacks , and anything else you need help with. Today's theme is moving and relocating. Ask questions and answer questions. If you are interviewing for a smaller position , you may be considered overqualified. This usually means that professional or educational achievements exceed the employer's expectations. However , your employer fears that you may be bored of the situation , that your salary may not be sufficient , or that you will leave if you find a better position elsewhere. Turn this tide in your favor to take some time to clearly determine the reasons for looking for a smaller position and then strengthen your stance on some subdued self-promotion. Prepare your strategy Let us know what we know – no one wants to talk about will. It makes us feel uncomfortable , a little superstitant , and maybe a little squeaky. So we dodge the topic left and right and snow that will be again. But here you are , reading will (although it gives an eerie feeling in the pit of the stomach) . You've come this far , and we're proud of you. So take a deep breath , we're about to answer everything you wanted to know (but were afraid to ask) about wills. 1. What is will? Simply put , it will be a legally binding document that explains exactly how you want your property and other belongings to be treated after your death. We know-we don't like to talk about it. But as scary as you feel , will-making is one of the most important things you've eaten for yourself and your family. 2. What is the difference between living trust and will? Living trust and will may seem similar at work , but they are different. Will tells everyone how he wants to do his own things to deal with after his death. A living trust keeps your assets while you're still alive. Don't you know how to talk about your end-of-life wishes? 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