Stica.

Communication · Change · Learning · One spine

Most training gets delivered. Nothing changes on Monday.

From what you know to what people do.

We design for what happens after the training ends: the follow-through that decides whether anything sticks.

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behaviour
this is the part
most training skips

The problem

Messages get sent. Training gets delivered. Monday looks the same.

The gap is not awareness. It is Follow-through the part after the message that decides if anything changes .

That gap is a design problem. It has an evidence base, and it closes when content is built for Transfer when what was learned shows up in real work , not just delivery.

What Stica does

One job, three ways in.

One source. Evidence-based design. Follow-through built in. We measure the change, not the delivery.

Communication

Designed for whether the message changed what people do.

Most comms are judged by reach. The right measure is behaviour.

Change

Reinforcement built in, not just awareness and launch.

Most change programmes fail in the week after launch.

Learning (live now)

A complete, evidence-designed module in 48 hours.

Built from your material. Get the free sample.

FREE SAMPLE AVAILABLE

one job.
three doors.

behaviour
not content

01 / 05

We aim for the change in behaviour you actually want.

02 / 05

We help close the information gaps.

03 / 05

We help people build the skill.

04 / 05

We support putting it into practice.

05 / 05

With clear success criteria, agreed up front.

01 / 05

We aim for the change in behaviour you actually want.

02 / 05

We help close the information gaps.

03 / 05

We help people build the skill.

04 / 05

We support putting it into practice.

05 / 05

With clear success criteria, agreed up front.

The forgetting curve

memory days 0 2 7 29 one session, fading by Friday Spaced practice: a meta-analysis covering over 21,000 learners. this is follow-through
little and often
beats one big session
recalling beats
re-reading

How it works

Brief, build, 48 hours, your plan delivered.

  • 01

    Fill in a short brief

    Name, email, organisation, and one line on what you want people to do differently.

  • 02

    We map the plan from your material

    Shaped around who your people are and what they already know. We work out what to tell people, what to teach, and where quick try-it moments ( Retrieval practice recalling beats re-reading; producing an answer from memory is what moves the idea from recognition to something you can use ) placed where they help memory most. Little and often, not one big session.

  • 03

    You receive your plan, free, in 48 hours

    A PDF by email: the strategy for your change, the gaps we found, creative ideas, and sample content where it helps.

  • 04

    The full programme runs it

    If you commission the build, we create the content, send the reminders and practice prompts over the weeks after, and measure the change. That part is the paid work. See how it works.

    this is what everyone skips

The 48-hour plan

Your brief

The change you want · Your material

The strategy on a page

Tell people
Teach it
Practise it
Remind it
Check it
gap we found idea worth testing
SAMPLE CONTENT where it helps

Who built this

A short note from Ian.

60 seconds. Who I am, why I built Stica, and what the free sample is.

Founder introduction, coming soon

built by one
practitioner

The free 48-Hour Sample

A plan and strategy for your change. No cost. One ask in return.

You get a comprehensive plan and strategy for your stated behaviour change, including gaps and creative ideas, plus an example of the content we build where applicable. Delivered as a PDF in 48 hours, free. We ask for fifteen minutes of honest feedback on the brand, the process, and the output. Two requests at a time, so there may be a short queue.

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Your material is used only to build your plan. Ask us to delete it after delivery and we will, confirmed by email.