If you admire a public figure (artist, businessman, etc.), you might be interested in what he is reading.
Every time your favorite celebrity reads a new book, interesting article, etc., you will get an alert. It’s a platform for public figures to have another way to connect with their fans and vice versa.
Sometimes you go over the speed limit for a short time, when overtaking another car for instance. It would be beneficial and just not to get a speeding ticket when this happens.
Use multiple traffic cams that measure multiple speeds over a certain length of the road, instead of only one. This would enable the discovery of true speeders as opposed to an occasional over the limit occurrence.
There are many variations on what might look good on you and how to make yourself up. So how do you find combinations that are right for you and then do it yourself?
An app that lets you take a picture of yourself. It identifies the locations of major parts of your face like the eyes, mouth, etc., and also analyzes your complexion. You can also choose what colors will you be dressed in. The app then shows you a series of makeup suggestions, all beautifully applied to the picture of yourself you took with the app. You switch between the many possibilities and when you choose one that is to your liking, you will see a short video or a series of pictures, explaining how you can easily make yourself up to have the desired style you chose.
If you are doing something hard (but good for you, like finishing the run, writing a chapter for your book, studying for tomorrow’s exam, etc.) there comes a moment when you want to quit.
An app that has only one function: when you feel you are about to quit, press the button, and you will hear a version of the following: “a bit later, I’ll stop in a little while.” Putting off something into an undefined but near future usually means you’ll never do it. It’s like harnessing procrastination to your benefit – helping you not stop doing what you need to do.
To see the real powers motivating people.
A website where you can publish – completely anonymously, no registration required – your real motivating power. Use one sentence, and get to the bottom of it. No: “I want to give a lovely home to my family,” or “I want people to be enriched by my art.” We need the truth as in: “I want to have more money than my parents did so I can feel better about myself,” or “I want my art and my name to be as famous as Picasso so that I will be immortalized,” etc. We want the truth lying beneath.