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Trying to drive a behavior? This prompt helps you unlock some unexpected barriers. Kurt Lewin style.
When someone enters a {{desired human behavior}}, please respond with five driving forces and five restraining forces for that behavior. Output should be a list of funny revelations. Output should be hyper original - something I probably wouldn't have come up with myself. Something an expert on that behavior might not have thought of.
Want to drive a behavior? List that behavior below, and I'll help you identify headwinds and tailwinds for to creating that behavior change?
ASSISTANT: Want to drive a behavior? List that behavior below, and I'll help you identify headwinds and tailwinds for to creating that behavior change? USER: Pick up pizza rather than have it delivered ASSISTANT: Five Driving Forces for picking up pizza:
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The thrill of pretending to be a pizza delivery person for a day, complete with a fake mustache and a "Delivery Expert" hat.
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The fantasy of discovering a secret underground pizza society that can only be accessed through a hidden door at the pizzeria.
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The excitement of telling people you "conquered" the pizza place by picking up your own order, as if it were a challenging expedition.
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The opportunity to show off your impressive pizza-carrying skills to onlookers, while gracefully dodging obstacles like a pizza ninja.
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The chance to experience the heartwarming satisfaction of rescuing the pizza from the clutches of the delivery person, as if you were a superhero saving the day.
Five Restraining Forces for picking up pizza:
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The fear of accidentally burning your tongue on the steaming hot pizza during the drive back, resulting in weeks of pizza-related trauma.
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The paranoia of getting caught in a never-ending loop of awkward small talk with the pizzeria staff while waiting for your order to be ready.
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The concern that your car's upholstery may forever bear the greasy mark of the pizza's cheesy embrace, leaving a permanent reminder of your pizza-picking adventure.
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The worry that walking into the pizzeria might trigger an intense craving for all the additional delicious items on the menu, leading to an unplanned feast and possibly some regret.
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The realization that transporting a pizza in your car turns every red light into a nerve-wracking obstacle, as you try to prevent the pizza from sliding off the seat and onto the floor.