Sample · Clayton Christensen · Bob Moesta

JTBDSunreef — the morning energy job

Commuters 'hire' a cold-pressed juice to feel awake and virtuous before 9am.

Job statement

When I leave home without eating, I want something fresh I can drink one-handed on the tram, so I can start clinic rounds feeling awake instead of foggy.

Job executor

Shift-start commuters who skip breakfast 3–4 days a week and buy on the move between 06:40 and 07:15.

Situation / trigger

Alarm snoozed twice · nothing edible in the fridge · passing the café next to the tram stop.

Struggling moment

Café queue costs 8 minutes she doesn't have; supermarket bottles taste pasteurised; skipping breakfast means a 10am crash.

Push of the situation

Mid-morning energy dip · guilt about skipping breakfast · colleagues visibly eating better.

Pull of the new solution

Pressed-this-morning timestamp · no queue · arrives before the shift starts · feels like a small act of self-care.

Anxiety of the new

"Will it actually be fresh?" · price per bottle vs supermarket · being locked into a subscription while travelling.

Habit of the present

Instant coffee at the ward kitchen is free · the café barista already knows her order.

Competing solutions

Ward coffee · protein bar in the bag · café smoothie · supermarket bottle · skipping breakfast entirely.

Desired outcomes

• In hand within 90 seconds • Drinkable one-handed while standing • No crash before 11am • Under €5 a day

Success metrics

Repeat purchase within 7 days · % of orders collected before 07:15 · switch rate away from café smoothies.

Opportunities

Pre-ordered pickup shelf at the tram stop · pressing timestamp on the label · pause-anytime weekly box to kill the lock-in anxiety.