> instead evaluate them based on compliance. Or rather, evaluate people for which diet they're most likely to comply with. One of the flaws in the personal d

> instead evaluate them based on compliance. Or rather, evaluate people for which diet they're most likely to comply with. One of the flaws in the personal development ecosystem is that because everyone is selling their own "one weird trick" there's no incentive to build good assessment programs. It's not diet, but probably the only top author with a solid assessment is Gretchen Rubin and her habit tendencies. All the tendencies lead back to her advice, but at least they acknowledge that not all people are the same.