I am a PhD research scholar working at the intersection of behavioral economics and everyday decision-making. My research asks a simple question: why do intelligent, capable people consistently make costly financial, career, and relationship decisions — and what would it take to fix that, using the same rigor economists apply to markets?

Today, The Praman brings together researchers and practitioners who share that same belief: that decision science is not just an academic exercise, but something that can be applied, directly, to the choices people are struggling with right now.