#behavioral-econ

While resilience seems like an extraordinary feat, it’s a human trait inhabited by all, but only used by some.

Employees don’t simply work to be paid, so organizations shouldn’t treat them like they do.

Most of us give our money away without even knowing if it will actually make a difference. How can we improve our giving so it makes the most impact?

Let’s face it: we all have that one bad habit we just can’t shake. Here’s how to scientifically put an end to your bad habits once and for all.

Setting aside some of our self-interests at times for something larger than ourselves will create more meaning in our lives, which will ultimately make us happier. Here’s some almost instant tips to adding more meaning to your life, while strengthening long-term happiness.

Rational or not, when we decide to get insurance can be explained by science: we contemplate between risky alternatives based on ‘gains’ or ‘losses,’ rather than absolute outcomes.

Truth is, most of us are pretty bad at saving money. The reason? Hint: It has to do with what language you speak.

Did you get everything done you wanted to yesterday? What about the day before? As productive as we try to be, sometimes it just doesn’t cut it. It’s not that there aren’t enough hours in a day, it’s that we don’t always know how to use them.

If we prioritize our long-term goals over our short-term to dos, science says we’ll be happier, healthier, and more fulfilled. Here’s how to start.

Feel like you’re not getting enough done? This simple hack will increase your efficiency and push your productivity to the next level.

The problem is the system, and good intentions are no match. This challenge haunted us in the months leading up to founding Lemonade. The more we thought about it the more we became convinced that this was a classic game theory problem.