Can you change your personality in 3 months? This writer tried

“There came a point where I was thinking, ‘Do I want to be the person who's known for being a recluse and being withdrawn and worried and upset all the time? I wanted to change that,” says The Atlantic writer Olga Khazan. She recently spent three months trying to change her personality.

“There came a point where I was thinking, ‘Do I want to be the person who's known for being a recluse and being withdrawn and worried and upset all the time? I wanted to change that,” says The Atlantic writer Olga Khazan. She recently spent three months trying to change her personality. Photo by Shutterstock.

To try to change her personality, the Atlantic writer Olga Khazan took up improv, meditation, and anger management classes.

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Madeleine Brand

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Sarah Sweeney, Angie Perrin, Michell Eloy, Amy Ta, Brian Hardzinski, Bennett Purser, Robin Estrin