DMG,
Yep, doesn't matter how grand the scheme, it's the implementation that matters, and that only moves forward one decision at a time. Those decisions can be super hard and if you don't set yourself up right they can be leveraged against you. Totally agree re. not buying chips at the store if you don't want to eat them. It's funny, that seems so simple, but there is a LOT of effort that went into making you buy those chips. At the Big Food companies they spend tons of money to hook people up to brain scanners, show 'em packaging & products and watch what lights up in their brain and how much. Still, if you don't shop hungry you're less likely to be affected. Micro decisions have huge consequences. Thanks for the feedback!
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