 Discounting-induced preference reversals make consistent and efficient choice over time a challenge. An agent subject to discounting-induced preference reversals can easily find herself performing a series of actions she planned against and will soon regret. Consider the agent who wants to save for a decent retirement but, as each opportunity to save approaches, prefers to spend her potential retirement contribution on just one more trivial indulgence before finally tightening her belt for the sake of the future satisfaction she feels is essential to her well-being. Though this agent consistently plans to save for her retirement, her plans can be consistently thwarted by her discounting-induced preference reversals. Her life may thus end up looking very different from the sort of life she wanted.