I was right there with it until it got to ... the stock market. I get it - we live in a money-oriented society. But presenting a psychological learning model

I was right there with it until it got to ... the stock market. I get it - we live in a money-oriented society. But presenting a psychological learning model as useful as this one and limiting it to the stock market feels ... narrow minded. It sounds like "being a jedi is nice because you get this fancy tool with which you can cut AND braise sausages at the same time". Use this to get more healthy. Use this to spend more and better time with your family and friends. Use this to live a more fulfilling life. And sure, use it for the stock market or your day job. But that could be a couple phrases at the end, not the "meat" of the thing.