Adam Strauss, a 29-year-old audiophile in New York City, struggles with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), which affects his decision-making process. In 2003, he faced a dilemma choosing between two MP3 players, the iPod and the iRiver, each with its own advantages. His OCD made even simple choices, like picking a shirt or deciding what to eat, overwhelming. Despite his success as the owner of a digital sound effects library, Adam’s OCD controlled his life, as he constantly sought certainty, likening it to a drug addiction. This story highlights the challenges of living with OCD and the impact it can have on daily life.
QUESTION: How might understanding the struggles of someone with OCD change the way you approach your own decision-making processes?
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