It’s time to close the implementation gap.
I’m fascinated by the human brain, and with 20 years experience in education, change management and working with business owners, I know that one of the biggest challenges we all face is the implementation gap.
That gap between knowing and doing that keeps us stuck in learning mode instead of taking the risky steps to implement it. Or taking on too much that the plates will drop at any minute.
Take Action Lab helps you to understand your own brain better, the pattern you’re currently stuck in and how to break free so that you can step into focused execution.
Want to know which Implementation Pattern you're stuck in right now?
Education Consultant
Teresa Robinson
“I’d been floundering for months, with a head full of ideas and unsure of which were worth pursuing and when, I needed help to clarify my vision and a clear plan to get my business moving again.
Ruth got me out of my own head. I’m owning my unique edge and I now have the confidence and self belief in my capabilities."
I’m taking the big bold steps I’d procrastinated over for so long, and I’m excited by it not daunted. It’s enabled me to grab ambitious opportunities with both hands."
Event Strategist
Nic Peake
“Ruth helped me pause and reconnect with what I love doing. We stripped it all back, cleared out the noise and focused on the parts I’m brilliant at. The things that make the biggest impact.
Turns out, the answer wasn’t to add more. It was to simplify.
Now? It feels like a weight’s been lifted. It’s exciting. It finally feels right.
Why the hell didn’t I do this from the start?"
Marketing Strategist
Kerry Quinn
“I knew the theory but not actually how to do it, unpicking it and applying it to my business. By clarifying the mess in my head and breaking it down into the next steps for me I was able to take the action I needed to.
Even when life got busy, you were there to pick me up and keep me on track. You just have this natural ability to understand and facilitate that next step. I don’t know that I could have figured it out on my own”