Not all nudges are successful. However the effort is never wasted.

This is a 'wake up call' statistic for nudge theory and behavioral economics practioners to also start imbibing #AI as a solution providing medium. In keeping with the times, digitalisation and lesser human touch points seems to be a big part of what will soon be the new normal.

Of your mask could describe you what would it say about you?

Kindness has no meaning, no boundaries, no motives, and no expectations. Kindness only has room to love unconditionally. Let's teach our kids to be the best versions of whatever they wish they want to be. But let's also teach our children to be kind first and formost.

Another great example of taking sustainable measures without overdoing the paranoia. The world will eventually have to come out of its shell to propagate industry. And while doing so self sustaining measures will need to be at the forefront.

Street vendors understanding the concept of service in the time of social distancing. While they may not be 6 feet apart they are most certainly more protected than before. Another example in a series of self sustaining and economic measures for the post lock down era.

Great example of how a visual can be a powerful integrator to maintain social distancing when the world powers up again. Especially for educational institutions and medical care facilities it is these visuals that will do the work of a 1000 words. Exciting nudges in the making.

A simple and undervalued Post It is a strong tool when trying to nudge positive behavioural transformation both individually and collectively. Even in an era of technological dependence these simpler methods can be more relatable for a generation who has grown up using them.

Delhi in India is one of the first cities to open up the metro services in the country. These social distancing visuals are definitely playing their part in helping the government drive home the need and efficacy of the process. Perfect eg of simple stickers creating most impact

This is most definitely a working prototype. However would this discipline hold true in more densely populated countries like India? As a case in point Dharavi in Mumbai is Asia's largest slum and also the largest contributor to #COVID19 cases in the city.

Go in then twitterati. Give us your opinion. In a normal sized elevator, keeping social distancing in mind, how many people should be allowed to ply at one time? Also for able bodies people would it be prudent for buildings to ask them not to use elevators till the 3rd floor?

There is stellar work happening on behavioural science front bring initiated by industry thought leaders and Nudge experts. Responding to any kind of crisis usually requires behavioural transformation from an entire society. Nudging to the forefront and to thd rescue then!

Wiser words have not been spoken. And this stands true not just for Americans but populations both literate and illiterate across the globe.

When we venture out to make happiness not just a personal sentiment but Infact a goal that is quantifiable and accountable you know that the world and society along with it is desperate to heal and become a better version of itself.

This visual proves that discipline can be sought and attained from even the most populated countries in the world. The need of the hour is a behavioural perspective that helps transform force of habit into a safety first mindset.

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An exciting LIVE coming soon on 8th September, Tuesday. Our founder @niyatimehta17 will be conversing with One Up Baby about topics such as visual stimulation in nudging kids, calm parenting, inspiring creativity amongst kids and much more.

Note to self: example of reverse causality.

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