Strategy Landscape
What do people use to follow through — and what have they tried and abandoned? Each strategy tested for outcome impact: do people using strategy X actually complete more? The graveyard tells us what NOT to build. Working strategies tell us what to integrate with or replace.
What Works vs What's Dead
Key insight:
Working Strategies by Work Situation
Which roles rely on which strategies? Darker cells = higher % within that work situation. Read columns to compare roles; read rows to see who relies most on each strategy.
Net Score: Working Minus Failed
Positive = more people succeed with it than fail. Negative = more people abandoned it. Strategies with high negative scores are headwinds — building features that look like these risks user skepticism.
So What? Product Implications
Net Score by Work Situation
Same strategy, different outcomes by role. Green = net positive (more people succeed), red = net negative (more abandoned). Reveals which strategies to recommend to which personas.
Strategy Outcome Impact
Do people using certain strategies actually complete more? Normalized scores (0-1) for respondents citing each working strategy. Completion and Productive are 0-5 slider scales; Overwhelm is 1-5 frequency. Dashed line = overall baseline.
Strategy Reliance Type
What KIND of approach do people rely on? Tool-reliant users are natural buyers. Social-reliant users need accountability features. Habit-reliant users need nudging.
Strategy Reliance by Work Situation
Do Founders rely on tools while Freelancers rely on habits? Sorted by tool-reliance % — the most promising early adopter indicator.
Strategies by Market Segment
What do Painkiller users rely on vs Vitamin users?
Working Strategies by Segment
Normalized to % within segment for fair comparison despite different group sizes.
Strategy Quote Bank
Select a strategy to hear how respondents describe using it — or failing with it.
Per-Role Strategy Profile
Synthesized view: for each work situation, what strategies work, what fails, what reliance type dominates, and what's the outcome? Sorted by mean completion score (best first).