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Oji Life Lab

www.ojilifelab.com

 
Oji Life Lab helps people live better lives by translating cutting-edge research into systems that improve personal performance. Our first product, The Emotion Life Lab, is a first-of-its kind digital learning system designed to help individuals and teams thrive by gaining essential emotional skills. Decades of research have shown that emotions have a huge impact on decision-making, concentration, memory, creativity, relationships, and physical and mental health, and all of these are critical to high-performing teams and individuals. The Emotion Life Lab is perfect for organizations who are committed to improving performance and fostering the well-being of its most important resource: ...
  • Number of Employees: 25-100
  • Annual Revenue: $1-10 Million

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