Forbes July 1, 2024
Aline Holzwarth

“Happy Monday!” she exclaims cheerfully, with zero hint of irony. Compared to the exhaustion of a weekend with young kids, the work week is a welcome respite for Alex Streid, Chief Product Officer of Cerebral. Alex says she is a mom first, but it’s clear that her thoughtfulness shines through to her work. At WeightWatchers, Ellevest, and now Cerebral, Alex works to help people reach their goals — whether it is eating well, investing, or taking care of their mental health. In this interview, Alex shares how she has used behavioral design to help her users, one step at a time, and she’s very clear that there are no quick fixes on the road to get there.

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