One of the questions I get the most from people who have read the book or from radio hosts who interview me is “how have you changed since going through this experiment?”
It’s a question that I really want to answer but at the same time, this is a question that can be hard to answer because sure, it’s easy for me to be the one to say “Oh, I’ve changed tons, and here is how I’ve changed, and these are the ways I’ve changed…” Now if you were to ask my husband and son, their answers might be a little different. (For the record, I’ve asked my husband this question – a LOT – enough to really make him wish I would stop asking him this question. But it’s an accountability thing for me – it’s a personal temperature check – I don’t ever want to go back to the way things used to be.)
You might find it interesting that the biggest changes for me didn’t come while I was doing the experiment, or even in the middle of writing.
It was afterwards.
