For, the consideration of means determines ends as much as ends determine the search for means. We may have thought, for example, that our problem was one of increasing our income or reallocating resources. However, it may prove so difficult to adjust our budget or make more money that we shift our problem to learning how to want less of what money can buy. Then, the data relevant no longer concern only credit, cash, extra pay and the price of things; relevance suddenly embraces what personal resources of satisfying arts we have yet to discover in ourselves, how they might be discovered and developed; how, that is, we can alter our behavioral and emotional habits.