Improving Headspace

Case Study

Ayub Yanturin
2 min readJul 9, 2022

Answer:

Framework to use:

by Lewis Lin
  1. First, I need some clarification. What led you to this? Any research or feedback which we can lean on?
    Broader goal for headspace: Improve health and happiness in the world

2. Users

  • sceptics - never resonated with the idea
  • rookies — saw some value, couldn’t form a habit
  • die-hards — advocates for HS

Prioritising based on TAM (total addressable market) + unmet needs (segment with the highest friction) [rookies]

3. Pain points

  • pre- forgetting to meditate / forming it as a habit
  • during- lack of concentration
  • after- seeing the direct impact of meditation

Prioritising based on how acute the problem is & the frequency [pre- forgetting to meditate]

4. Business / product goal. Priorities

Product: making easier to use

Business: engagement i.e. # of meditations or minutes meditated

5. Solutions

  • reminders

— calendar integration

— physical stickers

— app notification

  • support groups

— live meetings, reflection meetings, weekly cadence

“-” requires more thinking & design. Live meetings require to curate groups & individuals; # ppl to opt in; time zones; platform fore meetings (costly)

  • scoreboard

— reminders

— badge

Prioritising based on level of effort (LOE) and Impact

Hypothesis: reminders will have low LOE and high Impact

“+”

  • pausing and asking questions = communication skills
  • excitement about the assignment = positive energy
  • prioritising in each step

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Credit: Exponent

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Ayub Yanturin
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