Daniel Gilbert is a Harvard University psychology professor who reveals how cognitive biases influence our perception of happiness and decision-making. His research bridges the gap between scientific understanding and practical application in everyday life.

As the author of the million-copy bestseller "Stumbling on Happiness" and host of NOVA's "This Emotional Life," Gilbert has established himself as a leading voice in understanding human behavior. His work has earned him the William James Award and the Royal Society's General Book Prize, while his TED talks have attracted millions of viewers worldwide.

Gilbert helps organizations navigate the complex psychology behind consumer choices, employee satisfaction, and strategic decision-making. By illuminating how cognitive biases affect judgment, he provides actionable frameworks for improving organizational culture and customer engagement. His research-backed insights offer practical solutions to challenges in marketing, leadership development, and workplace well-being.

Audiences leave Gilbert's presentations with a clearer understanding of how psychological factors influence their personal and professional decisions. They gain practical tools to recognize cognitive traps that lead to poor choices and learn evidence-based strategies for increasing satisfaction in both work and life. His engaging approach makes complex psychological concepts accessible and immediately applicable.

Book Daniel Gilbert to transform how your organization understands human behavior and makes decisions that lead to genuine satisfaction and success.