For a long time, being the expert was enough.
You’d come in, deliver your analysis, make recommendations, and leave the client to figure it out.
But that era is ending.
Information is everywhere now.
AI can write proposals in 10 seconds, draft marketing strategies, generate letters, and summarise best practices. It is prompt in and polished out.
The shift isn’t in knowing—it’s in doing.
I remember working in IT support years ago. You had to fix problems in real-time, often with the client sitting beside you, waiting.
Certifications like Microsoft’s were the trend—proof that you were capable. But some people crammed for the exam passed and didn’t know how to troubleshoot. When it mattered, they weren’t equipped to implement.
Today, knowledge is abundant, but it’s the rare execution that genuinely holds value. Let this inspire you to act.
Recently, I completed a client project and reflected on where the fundamental transformation happened.
It wasn’t just from diagnosing the problem and being the Trusted Advisor.
It was from staying to implement the solution:
- Managing the tender process for a new IT system
- Liaising with web developers and support teams
- Coaching the leadership team through change
- Designing and delivering training to embed the new systems
That’s where I built trust.
That’s where change stuck.
That’s where value became undeniable.
So, if you’re a coach, consultant, or service provider wondering how to stay relevant in a world where AI is accelerating everything—here’s my invitation:
Don’t just be the voice in the room.
Be the hands at the table.
Clients don’t just want insight.
They want traction.
They want someone who can roll up their sleeves and help them deliver.
Implementation is no longer an afterthought.
It is the edge.
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