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5 Unexpected Books Every Consultant Should Read

David A Fields

You see a lot of book lists floating around the interwebs. Many contain great recommendations of useful books for consulting firm leaders. However, the books on the list are largely not unexpected or trajectory shifting. (I I say that despite many lists highlighting one of my books, which is flattering, of course.)

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How Are You Spending YOUR Time?

Tom Spencer

Reading Time: 3 minutes. Unexpected events are happening to each and every one of us. And these unexpected events will undoubtedly have had consequences. An unexpected setback may have given you the perfect opportunity to reflect, pivot, or change certain habits. Did you read any self-help books?

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How To Raise Your Rates With Existing Clients

Kai Davis

Because as I touched on in yesterday’s letter, you want to start raising your rate when you’re in demand, booked solid, or in an otherwise stable position. You’re an outside contractor/freelancer/consultant. If you’re considering raising your price, you should first make sure you have a grasp on: Your value to this client.

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Want to Start a Consulting Business? 10 Reasons Why You Should!

Consulting Matters

This year marked my official 10 year anniversary of starting my own consulting business. It was back in 2010 when I officially launched my website and grew my consulting business from $0-$300,000 in the first 18 months. And then to complicate my challenges, I found myself in an unexpected divorce that literally decimated my finances.

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Offers in South America

CaseInterview.com

I'd like to add one thing, though: you should DEFINITELY put more emphasis on how great/helpful your Case Interview Secrets book actually is (specially if used in tandem with the LOMS program). I felt that, with the book, I was able to learn and grasp the main concepts and skills and, with the LOMS program, I exercised them.

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Getting Clients to Implement Your Recommendations

CaseInterview.com

Presenting recommendations to clients in a way that increases the odds that they will actually follow your recommendations is a very advanced skill in consulting. Incidentally, most consulting firms, including MBB , are actually pretty terrible at this. 2) Read a lot about consulting. Start of Article.

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Tips for Practicing without Live Practice

CaseInterview.com

The way I acquired the necessary skills was done in four ways and over three months: 1) Getting consultants to give some cases. 2) Read a lot about consulting. 2) Reading a lot about consulting very early in the process showed me the importance for being Hypothesis driven, structured and data driven.