Step 4: Take Action

Why Action Results in Success

Once new learning is established, the need for practice and action of that skill is imperative.

For example, practice applying a new skill can make the difference in successfully adding it into your behavior repertoire or arsenal.

Just knowing about a new way of behaving does not constitute being proficient or competent at performing a particular behavior.

How to Create Action

Finding an arena to practice a new competency, is a key element to successfully adding it to an individual's long-term skill set.

Another option to practice a new skill may include: generating work assignments that promote the honing of a specific competency.