I checked out one of your video, (I believe the overly competitive coworkers one) I think you need to clarify which aspects of these social workplace problems

I checked out one of your video, (I believe the overly competitive coworkers one) I think you need to clarify which aspects of these social workplace problems are the most valuable for your demographic -1 is it simply trying to come up with a solution, or is it the immediacy of dealing with a live person, 2 that pressure of having another human being look back at you. Both of these aspects would require a fair amount, #2 seems like a lot more technical work involve to create a live person staring at you. (I actually think this one would be a home-run but it's a technical challenge, to create a simulation that triggers someone's social anxiety?) One number 1, I think the limiting factor which would shy away potential users is that most would feel their situation is unique. So developing a giant algorithm that would encompass every possible nuance of workplace social problems could be done, but that would just be text. Personally I'm not a huge fan of interactive videos because I would prefer to simply read the answer faster. However, if you can give me a text answer that fits my situation, that's all I'd want. Hope this helps.