In this heartfelt and thought-provoking episode of The F Word, Laura is joined by long-time Friend and business inspiration, Trevor Worth – Founder and CEO of Portcullis Legals – to talk about Finality, what it means to truly prepare for the Future, and why the way we leave things behind can say just as much as how we lived.

Trevor shares the story of launching Portcullis back in 1988, long before approachable legal services were the norm. From driving “Wills on Wheels” to homes across the region, to introducing the UK’s first permanent 4-day work week (which went viral worldwide!), Trevor has always believed in doing things differently, For the right reasons.

Listen for:

• Why Finality isn’t just about endings, but about clarity, kindness, and intention
• How planning for the Future can ease the emotional toll on your loved ones
• The unseen risks of DIY wills and why legal planning is too important to just wing it
• The legacy of leadership, from community impact to supporting your team
• How personal service is becoming the greatest USP in a digital world
• What the 4-day week really means for teams, clients, and company culture

With powerful stories, practical insights, and some wise (and witty!) analogies, this conversation reminds us that thinking about the end isn’t morbid, it’s one of the most generous and thoughtful things we can do.

"If it’s not in black and white, it’s not done. It’s like booking a holiday – if you don’t put it in your diary, it’s not going to happen."

Enjoy episode 32 of The F Word.

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📝 If you haven’t looked at your will in a while – or don’t have one yet – this is your sign.

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