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4 Reasons Why Consultants Fear Specializing (And Why They’re Mistaken)

Consulting Success

Let’s talk about specialization for a moment. I did a podcast interview not too long ago with a consultant, now based in Scotland who has a wonderful specialization. There are some lessons in there that I think that all consultants, including you, can benefit from.

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Anyone Can Succeed - Celebrating 15 Years of Consulting Success with Dan Weedin

Consulting Matters

Bosses, colleagues and friends all questioned the wisdom of quitting his high-paying job and steady paycheck for the unknowns of starting his own consulting business. After over 15 years of consistent and growing consulting success - they now understand exactly why he did it. So let me tell you why you need to listen in.

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Top Power Skills Every Organizational Consultant Needs

Consulting Matters

What are the top power skills that every organizational consultant ought to have? Today, I want to connect more specifically with those building an organizational consulting or coaching practice not just because of the money but because they want to make a difference. A good org consultant knows organizational anatomy.

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How to Trust Your Gut and Find Your Path to Success with Kelly Collins-Lintz

Consulting Matters

Check out my article that gives you 10 reasons why you should. About Us: I'm Betsy Jordyn and my business development firm builds strong and powerful brands for remarkable consultants and coaches and their unique strengths. Take Action. Do you want to start your own business but are on the fence? Kelly Collins-Lintz : Wow.

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How I Ditched the Fear of Being Seen and Launched my REAL Business

Consulting Matters

It just forced the essence of what makes a Disney theme park special and what guests love and expect about the experience to the background. ” The Consultant’s Institute and all of the programs that I have created for the past 6 years are still there. I didn’t actually leave Disney to start a consulting business.

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How to Talk to Strangers and Enjoy It

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Before I provide several mindset shifts and techniques that I’ve found helpful, it’s useful to understand something fundamental about the strategy consulting industry. The type of people who have the analytical skills to do consulting, tend to be introverted and unaccustomed to being around other people constantly in their work lives. (If

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