I've always had somewhat of an obsessive personality. Lately, I've been eating my Honeycrisp apples and working on my volleyball approach. Before that, it was golf (even if it was mainly on the driving range).
I've always been interesting navigation paths; how does one decision affect something ten steps aheads of it. This mixed with my curiosity to know as much as possible, I've had an addiction to the Nintendo 64 WWF No Mercy. You could ask my brother about the anticipation I had for the game; I searched hours after hours about any details of the game I could get every week (which were basically only rumors).
While I had plenty of entertainment from the multiplayer mode with my brother and friends, I spent most of my time on the career/story mode. The story mode was extremely extensive. Depending if you lost/win or answered certain questions, you would lead into a unique path (usually ending in different belts). I spent long nights losing on purpose (more difficult than you would think) or trying to win a 3 vs 1 just to "finish" the game by playing every possible iteration.
Some paths were easier to play through but were never as satisfying as others. But there were also almost impossible tasks that didn't lead to that prized WWF Heavy Weight Championship. For now, it's impossible to view all the possibilities for our lives; we just have to determine what will be the most gratifying (whether that be for you/others or short/long term).