An open journal, flowers and a morning cup beside a window

A personal practice with Kris Freeman

Transforming lives,
one kindness at a time.

The Self-Kindness Experiment is about simplifying your life with kindness so that you can remember and discover how important you truly are.

Settle in and read

The reading room / 26 pieces

Open a page.
Follow your curiosity.

Browse a small group now, or visit the complete reading room when you have more time.

See the complete shelf
Begin here7 readings
Keep going7 readings
A little deeper6 readings
For later6 readings

A question worth keeping

What does self-kindness mean to you?

Have the needs of your partner, children, family or work become so important that you have forgotten what it is that you truly desire your life to be?

Are you only allowing yourself to engage with self-kindness conditionally?

The biggest lesson I've learned is: it's okay. It's okay for me to be kind to myself. It's okay to be flawed. It's okay to be happy.Hayley Williams

Facilitating self-kindness

How I do what I do

01

Notice the voice

The first step is tackling the voice of self-doubt and unworthiness that plays over and over again in your head.

02

Ask what is true

We make room to discover that the person you've been thinking you are is not the whole of who you truly are.

03

Practice kindness

The goal is to create a sustainable self-kindness practice that can change how everyday life feels.

A note from Kris

I am blessed with the ability to read energy.

My mission is to guide as many people as I can to discover what self-kindness means to them so that they can start to become free.

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