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KindEdge.com is a collection of bite-sized action steps that help people make transformational changes in their lives, even when there seems to be no time in the day to get such grand endeavors in motion.

I built this suite of guides for myself. They enabled me to pile-drive my dreams through the chaos that was my life. After decades of consuming self-help and guru content I remained stuck and running in circles. I only saw true progress when I applied my consulting “change management” approach to my own life. I developed short, well-defined decision and action tools that enabled me see progress every day, even if life landed me in the emergency room lobby at midnight to tend to a child’s sports injury.

I now live a fundamentally different and better life that I designed for myself. I wake up every day energized to live out my purpose and enjoy a daily arc that fits me. I’m a mom of two incredible young men and one beloved black lab. I’ve lived in many cities within the US and abroad. Read more at: https://kindedge.com/about-mary/.

Now here’s to you pushing to your edge… to arrive at a sustainable way of living out your purpose.

~ @MarySueIRL

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Experimentos!

The Path Forward is Paved by Experiments

Concept of: Experimentos… evolved from my family.

The ethos of “experimentos” is far more broad than implementing one task or one new approach. It is a diligent commitment to experiment with everything to learn from the outcomes without judgment. It is about challenging assumptions about every part of your days. Are evenings your brain’s best creative time? Then perhaps load your social outings into days and safe your brain’s best hours for work time.

In contrast, if your brain works best in the morning, perhaps push all original, creative and development work into the mornings, and relegate draining commitments from work meetings to doctor appointments to the afternoon when you’re brain’s fried and happy to be in a distracting discussion or boring waiting room.

Worksheet: Evaluate all elements and run week- and month-long experiments. Daily arc, foods, exercise, interactions, goals, etc…

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