Obsession Audit tool for helping people identify interests they could pursue personally or commercially
A tool that analyzes a person's behavior, spending, conversations, childhood interests, energy patterns, envy and questions to reveal recurring obsessions, then encourages the person to test those interests through small actions.
online BOTH Product / E-commerce
From Chris Koerner on The Koerner Office Podcast — Find Your Passion in 20 Minutes, Not 20 Years at 09:06
Problem: People are often told to follow their passion without knowing what their passion is. The tool turns scattered behavioral clues into possible directions and encourages action instead of prolonged reflection or research.
For: People who lack obsession, happiness, fulfillment or motivation, or who are in a bad job and have not found work they care about.
Examples
- Obsession Audit: the creator says he built and released a free tool to make the process easier.
Behind this: 15 build steps · 7 tools and how each is used · how to validate demand · 1 more real example · 3 things the video never answers.
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