> I rarely talk about meditation in professional circles because, for one, people think it's weird or have a preconceived notion of what it is, but more so it's

> I rarely talk about meditation in professional circles because, for one, people think it's weird or have a preconceived notion of what it is, but more so it's so damn effective that it's seriously my secret weapon in life and part of my competitive edge. Well, that's mighty compassionate of you. > (As an aside, it has nothing at all to do with "strange religions", vegans, or yoga pants.) What? While the strange religions are your loss (boring religions are for boring people, why settle for less?) .. honestly there's no way you can justify dumping on vegans, or I'd like to see you try. I'm not a vegan but damn if I don't respect the hell out of them for doing the right thing despite the deliciousness of cheese. That said, yoga pants are a indeed blight on humanity. But then, about 23% of all strange religions consider them sinful.