Transfer
Reinforcements and follow-thrus
The room ends on Friday. The habit was supposed to start on Monday.
That gap is where most learning dies, so Torque works it with AI: spaced reinforcement, practice that gets marked, nudges timed to the moment the behaviour is actually needed, and an honest read on who is stuck and where.
The follow-thru is the programme. The room was only the beginning of it.
And it runs towards its own ending: internal trainers, playbooks and materials left behind, still in use years after we stopped being in the building. If a programme only works while we are there, it was a performance, not a capability.
The Rest of the Method
Diagnosis
Turn-offs first
Ask what is turning this group off, not what training they want. Name the barriers, and the programme has something to push against.
Design
Turn-on sauce
Torque's name for the design choices that make learning delicious, digestible and developmental, rather than merely delivered.
Delivery
Experiential
Some things cannot be read. They have to be felt: practised, risked and witnessed, with somebody in the room whose opinion counts.
Delivery
Digital
Some things do not need a room. They need repeating: spaced, revisited, and there on the Tuesday afternoon somebody goes looking.