February 23, 2026

Training courses don’t change behaviour – Workflows do

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If that title sounds provocative, good. It should. Because if you’re serious about behaviour change, you already know that most value is not created in the classroom or the LMS, but out there in the messy, busy reality of work – where people either do something different, consistently, or they don’t.​​

In my new article, I explain why change only happens when learning is embedded into daily work through structured workflows, and what that means for anyone serious about learning transfer.

Read the article here

My best wishes, Paul

Eva McCann

Sales & Marketing Manager at People Alchemy

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