Adriana Delor has spent two decades decoding human behavior — inside Fortune 500 companies and in the real world, where people decide what to pay attention to, what to buy, and what to ignore.
Companies sought her out for her ability to understand why people act the way they do — and to design systems that shift behavior at scale.
But the deeper pattern wasn’t in the people.
It was in the “invisible” incentives.
The invisible structures that quietly reward certain behaviors and shape what happens more powerfully than any leader ever could.
Through corporate case studies and lived experience, Adriana exposes the hidden incentives driving modern work, why they determine whether companies grow, stall, or slowly rot from the inside — and what would have to change for them to thrive.
Because behavior isn’t random.
It’s always incentive — even if we can’t see it.