In this episode, Dr. Ed Tori explores the transformative power of pattern interrupts and how they can inspire profound change in our lives. Using the compelling story of Alfred Nobel reading his own obituary—“The Merchant of Death is Dead”—Dr. Tori illustrates how a single shocking moment can pivot a life’s purpose. If you’ve ever driven somewhere and realized you don’t remember the journey or laughed at an unexpected punchline, you’ve experienced the power of patterns—and the interruptions that break them.

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