WW #419 - Three E's of Implementation
- Jul 26, 2018
- 2 min read
Updated: Jul 2
We've all experienced it.
You hear a great idea, read an inspiring book, attend an incredible conference, or learn a new strategy that could make a real difference in your life or business. You're excited... until life gets busy, and that excitement slowly fades before you've had a chance to put it into practice.
The challenge isn't usually learning something new—it's implementing it.
Over the years, we've discovered that lasting implementation tends to follow a simple pattern we call The 3 E's:
1. Experience
Every new habit or skill begins with an experience. You hear the idea, read the book, attend the workshop, or learn a new concept. This creates awareness and gives you a vision for what's possible.
Knowledge is the starting point—but knowledge alone rarely creates change.
2. Exposure
One experience isn't enough.
Real transformation happens through repeated exposure. The more consistently you revisit the material, practice it, and surround yourself with it, the more familiar it becomes. What once felt new begins to feel natural.
This is why repetition is so powerful. Every exposure reinforces the lesson and moves it from information to application.
3. Express
The final step is expression.
When you begin applying what you've learned, sharing it with others, teaching it, or experiencing the results in your own life, the lesson becomes part of who you are. You no longer simply know the information—you live it.
Expression is where implementation becomes transformation.
The Life Pulse Example
When we teach the Life Pulse System to individuals and organizations around the world, we've noticed something remarkable. Regardless of culture or language, implementation naturally happens when people move through these three stages:
They experience the Life Pulse System by learning it.
They gain ongoing exposure by consistently using the tools and processes.
They express it by living it out and experiencing the benefits in their everyday lives.
The same principle applies to virtually every area of life.
Weekly Challenge
Think of one idea you've recently learned that you'd like to implement.
Ask yourself:
Have I truly experienced it?
How can I increase my exposure to it this week?
What is one way I can express it through action or by sharing it with someone else?
Implementation doesn't usually happen because of one powerful moment. It happens through a simple process of experiencing, exposing, and expressing what you've learned.
This week, don't just collect more information.
Move it into action through the 3 E's.
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