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How Disruptive Times Kickstart New Health Habits
Moving between disruptive events makes sustaining good health habits hard. But disruption also makes good habits likelier to stick.

lindsayannkohler
Jun 16, 20201 min read
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Inequality isn't bothering you. It's fairness.
One moment vastly changed my perspective on fairness. While discussing the wealth inequality in San Francisco and how much it bothered my...

lindsayannkohler
May 25, 20203 min read
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3 easy ways to keep motivation high when morale is low
This piece originally appeared on CorpComms on May 22, 2020. Spirits may be low with so much economic uncertainty and upheaval, and that...

lindsayannkohler
May 22, 20202 min read
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Are individualistic societies faring worse in the COVID fight?
This post originally appeared on my LinkedIn on May 11, 2020. Like many, I listened to the latest U.K. coronavirus updates issued on May...

lindsayannkohler
May 11, 20203 min read
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Why you're drinking more during lockdown
This post originally appeared on my Medium on April 30, 2020. “First you take a drink, then the drink takes a drink, then the drink takes...

lindsayannkohler
Apr 30, 20204 min read
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Onboarding and the power of first impressions
This post originally appeared on scarlettabbot's insights blog on April 30, 2020. We’ve all seen powerful stats on why getting onboarding...

lindsayannkohler
Apr 30, 20203 min read
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Hack your health with behavioural economics
This post was originally published on my LinkedIn on April 24, 2020. We all have that friend that polishes off a pizza with a pint of...

lindsayannkohler
Apr 24, 20205 min read
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The psychology of effective collaboration
This was originally published on my LinkedIn on April 15, 2020. When I originally set out to write this piece, the current COVID-19...

lindsayannkohler
Apr 15, 20204 min read
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5 crisis emotions you should be addressing for your people
This post originally appeared on my LinkedIn on April 6, 2020. Change impacts different people in different ways. That might seem like...

lindsayannkohler
Apr 6, 20205 min read
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Don't pick up bad habits when working from home
This post originally appeared on my LinkedIn on March 30, 2020. So you're spending a lot more time at home these days, yes? But perhaps...

lindsayannkohler
Mar 30, 20204 min read
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New year, new me: the fresh start effect
This post originally appeared on scarlettabbott's insights blog on January 1, 2020. What do gyms, health food stores, banks, dieting...

lindsayannkohler
Jan 1, 20202 min read
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Improving hiring decisions using behavioural science
This post originally appeared in issue 182 of The HRDirector. Mike Hogan, Head of People at an employee engagement consultancy,...

lindsayannkohler
Dec 13, 20196 min read
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Guiding employees through Brexit
With the latest Brexit deadline looming, thoughts naturally turn to politics, which called to mind a very interesting study. A funny...

lindsayannkohler
Oct 10, 20193 min read
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Do more with less: leverage loss aversion to spur action
This post originally appeared on Segal Benz Insights on October 1, 2019. Decades ago, economists noticed something odd. They observed...

lindsayannkohler
Oct 1, 20193 min read
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Overcoming 4 barriers in communicating high-value health plans to employees
This post originally appeared in Workforce on August 1, 2018. Once a promising benefit design to reduce unnecessary health care spending,...

lindsayannkohler
Aug 1, 20184 min read
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The IKEA parable: a primer for applying design thinking to benefits communication
This post originally appeared on the Segal Benz blog on May 25, 2018. Everyone knows IKEA as a leading home goods retailer with a knack...

lindsayannkohler
May 15, 20183 min read
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