This came from being under pressure for a long time — the kind that builds quietly, day after day, until something has to give.It came from seeing what happens when systems keep pushing, and people are expected to cope without space, time, or dignity.MAGG wasn’t created in comfort.
It formed in the middle of real strain, real responsibility, and real consequences — where getting it wrong actually mattered.It isn’t precious about being used “properly”.
It grew alongside real people, real work, and real relationships — not as a replacement for them.It doesn’t diagnose.
It doesn’t direct.
It doesn’t track or control anyone.We’ve been building this quietly because it came from lived pressure, not theory.
From learning — sometimes the hard way — that if pressure keeps rising, people eventually break.MAGG exists to reduce that pressure earlier, before the damage is done.
You’re welcome to borrow ideas from this and adapt them to your own context — or ignore it entirely.MAGG isn’t a programme, a product, or a method to follow.
It’s something that formed under pressure and changed how we think about care, limits, and systems.