> I'm more annoyed by the usual phrasing of these things as life changing and revelatory. But when they work for someone, they can and do lead to important rev

> I'm more annoyed by the usual phrasing of these things as life changing and revelatory. But when they work for someone, they can and do lead to important revelations and/or life changes. I'm a firm believer in one's ability to "reprogram" themselves, having done it to varying degrees across the span of my life. Perhaps it doesn't work for everyone. It doesn't always work for myself, especially when life makes the required self-discipline hard to maintain. I'm biased by my own success, obviously.