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As Detective Growth Hacks

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Ready: 36
Pending: 0
Missing: 0

SEO Potential

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Medium: 28
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As Detective Growth Hacks (36 hacks)
#	Title	Problem	Mini-App	SEO	Status
#511	Observe Closely	People miss small details and forget them later, causing mistakes and weaker decisions at work and in daily life.	No	medium	ready
#513	Look for Patterns	Hard to see recurring triggers across mood, habits, and events; notes are scattered and insights stay manual.	No	medium	ready
#514	Break It Down	Overwhelm from large goals; users need a simple way to convert big objectives into clear, bite-sized actions they can start and track.	No	medium	ready
#515	Gather Evidence	Scattered self-tracking makes it hard to run n-of-1 experiments and turn data into confident decisions.	No	medium	ready
#517	Connect the Dots	People miss recurring patterns across work, health, and relationships; no lightweight way to capture and reflect on cross-domain insights.	No	medium	ready
#518	Be Curious	Frustration derails learning; users lack an easy way to track curious responses and turn them into actionable insights.	No	medium	ready
#519	Learn from Mistakes	People repeat mistakes without a system to capture lessons, find patterns, and revisit them until behavior changes.	No	medium	ready
#520	Use a Detective’s Notebook	You notice details but forget them. No simple system to capture, tag, and turn observations into insights you can act on.	No	medium	ready
#521	Stay Objective	Bias leads to poor choices; users need simple prompts to evaluate decisions from a third-person, objective perspective.	No	medium	ready
#522	Focus on Evidence	People default to gut decisions and lack a simple, structured way to log evidence and reduce bias for better choices.	No	medium	ready
#523	Practice Deductive Reasoning Games	Hard to build a habit and see measurable improvement across scattered deductive games with no unified progress view or motivation.	No	medium	ready
#524	Apply the Sherlock Holmes Method	People struggle to analyze complex problems systematically and avoid bias, leading to slower, lower-quality decisions.	No	high	ready
#525	Analyze Body Language	People misread or miss non-verbal cues, causing misunderstandings and weaker rapport in conversations.	No	medium	ready
#526	Study Micro-Expressions	Hard to read subtle facial cues; need structured practice to build reliable micro-expression skills for sales, negotiations, interviews.	Yes	high	ready
#527	Use Process of Elimination	Too many options create indecision; users need a simple way to eliminate weak choices and keep a decision audit trail.	No	medium	ready
#528	Reconstruct Scenarios	People struggle to objectively review past events; they need a structured way to reconstruct scenarios and extract actionable insights.	No	medium	ready
#529	Build Logical Chains	People struggle to connect events logically and avoid leaps; they need an easy way to map cause-effect chains with feedback.	No	medium	ready
#530	Use Flowcharts	People need a simple way to map decisions and steps to fix bottlenecks without heavy, complex diagram tools.	No	medium	ready
#531	Conduct Interviews	People struggle to plan and ask probing questions that surface real insights in interviews and informational chats.	No	high	ready
#532	Practice Triangulation	Online info is unreliable; people need a quick, repeatable way to cross-check sources before sharing.	No	high	ready
#534	Identify Biases	Unseen cognitive biases lead to poor decisions; users need real-time prompts and a way to measure debiasing progress.	Yes	medium	ready
#535	Use Decision Matrices	People struggle to compare complex options objectively across multiple criteria without bias or analysis paralysis.	No	medium	ready
#536	Apply the Inversion Technique	People chase goals and miss pitfalls; they need a quick way to surface avoidable risks before making decisions.	No	high	ready
#537	Learn from Experts	Learners want to notice details like experts but lack structured, feedback-driven practice; scattered notes and videos don't build a...	No	medium	ready
#538	Use Mnemonics	Forgetting key details from observations; need fast, reliable mnemonic aids to encode and recall information under pressure.	No	medium	ready
#539	Mini Problem Solver	People want to improve problem-solving daily but lack a simple, motivating way to log small wins, build streaks, and see progress.	No	medium	ready
#540	Data Detective	People default to gut decisions; need a simple way to log choices and outcomes to learn patterns and improve everyday results.	No	medium	ready
#541	Creative Think Tank	Hard to consistently protect time for deep creative thinking; meetings and distractions crowd it out, and lack of structure kills...	No	medium	ready
#542	Plan B Practice	When plans fail, momentum is lost. Build a Plan B reflex with simple prompts so setbacks do not derail outcomes.	No	medium	ready
#543	Source Verification	People risk acting on bad info; they need a fast, repeatable way to vet a source's credibility before using its content.	No	high	ready
#627	Collect the Clues (Observation)	People jump to conclusions; no simple, repeatable system to collect and weigh evidence before deciding.	No	high	ready
#628	Verify the Facts (Accuracy in Observation)	People accept claims at face value; they need a simple way to verify and track source reliability to avoid misinformation-driven decisions.	No	medium	ready
#629	Form a Hypothesis (Guided Observation)	People dive into data without clarity; they need a simple way to pre-commit to a testable hypothesis and avoid hindsight bias.	No	medium	ready
#630	Look for the Small Details (Attention to Detail)	People miss small anomalies that lead to costly errors; they need simple practice to sharpen attention and log critical details.	No	high	ready
#631	Expect the Ordinary (Pattern Recognition)	You jump to rare causes. This guides you to check common patterns first, reducing stress and speeding up everyday decisions.	No	medium	ready
#632	Test Your Theories (Verification)	Decisions rely on untested assumptions; users need a simple way to formalize hypotheses, run tests, and learn from results.	No	medium	ready