Every individual learns uniquely. For Learning & Development (L&D), this means one-size-fits-all training won’t cut it. To make learning stick, programs must be designed with variety and flexibility at their core. This includes mixing media such as video, text, audio, and interactive tools; embedding practical application through projects, role plays, and real-world scenarios; offering multiple formats like self-paced and live sessions; leveraging personalization with AI in modern LMS platforms to tailor learning paths; and measuring what matters by tracking application and impact using Kirkpatrick Levels 3 and 4. By embracing different learning preferences and delivery methods, L&D can boost engagement, improve retention, and directly influence business results.