Being at the Edge is Edgeworking.

Being at the Edge of a Culture is Cultural Edgeworking.

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If culture were a round table...

The center of the table is the culture's point of origin.

And the edge is where the table ends.

Beyond that edge, things fall out of the domain of that culture.

Modern culture has an edge.

Modern culture thoughtware says that beyond that edge:

• It's treacherous and dangerous
• You'd surely die
• There's nothing else out there, just unusable space
• It's inhumane
• Don't even bother

These are mechanisms to keep you in the cult of modern culture.

These invisible fences at the edge keep humans in the domain of modern culture.

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If you're reading this, you are likely an edgeworker.

One way or another, you've found your way to the edge.

Parents, Village Weavers, Gameworld Builders, Earth Guardians, Healers.

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I'm taking a stand for Edgeworkers to gain the skills they need to:

~ Navigate with agency, elegance and purpose the cultural context they're in.

~ Have culture-to-culture conversations

~ Identify the point of origins of cultures

~ Create new regenerative cultural context

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I don't know any other place where this conversation is happening at this level of agency.

This goes beyond personal development, healing, fixing yourself, becoming a better person, successful, getting rich, being happy.

Becoming a Cultural Edgeworker is a stand.

And an empowering one.

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There's not one culture that is right, or the best, or the one way.

They are cultures.

They are weird.

They have a center, a context, an edge, principles, traditions, rules of engagement, etc.

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Within you, you carry seeds of the culture you want to see exist in the world.

Context is the soil for your seed.

Your job is to go through the initiation processes needed to source the soil for your seeds to sprout and grow.

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Ready? Set! Go!

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Love,
Jorge Pedret

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P.S.: If you want to work with me, reply to this email and let me know how I can be on your team.