10/04/2026
Congratulations .snowyy on your book launch—truly inspiring to see work like this come to life. And thank you again to your father and family for the invitation to the presentation; it was a real pleasure to be there with you all.
One thing you said stayed with me: “some of the tools I share in my book are not easy to apply every day.” And that’s exactly where the real work begins. Because change is not about understanding what to do or why—it’s about repetition. It takes roughly 64–67 repetitions for a behavior to become a habit. So yes, you, and all of us, have our own challenges with “something.”
And this is where the strategic question I shared with you (perhaps as an idea to include in your second book) becomes especially relevant:
In a world where screen addiction is rising (with adults spending 6–7 hours daily on screens on average), how do you navigate being both a mental health voice… and part of the very system that reinforces the habit you are trying to change?
Because the real question is no longer only what tools we teach,
but how we embody them within the very environments that challenge them the most.
Looking forward to what you create next.