Starting a Consulting Business? Focus on these 3 Things

WHEN THE STUDENT IS READY, THE TEACHER WILL APPEAR......Am the student and the Teacher is Here. thanks for the educative video.

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Coaching v Consulting - a coach is one that asks the pertinent questions at the right time in the right order to facilitate the clients journey towards their goals. To be a great coach you listen carefully and applying a critical analysis approach you prompt the client to ask themselves the right question and reach for themselves for the answers. As a consultant you use your knowledge, skills, and experience to provide your client with the solutions that they need for their business to solve a particular problem or realise improved performance. With the coaching role it is primarily questioning skills that are required and can be learnt (hence a person of any adult age can coach). Whereas a person who wants to be a consultant MUST be able to provide the solution for the business client, that's why many consultants are paid more than coaches IMHO :)

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Thanks for that, Rob! Very interesting as was the first one I watched where you gave out advice regarding cash management. Lovin it and I will now watch your vid on Marketing. However, before I go on I'd just like to say a word about marketing. I'm interested in working with start-ups and nurturing them to scale up and transitioning past the three chasms they may well face. Given that I have solutions learnt from my own experience and self directed research I feel I need to learn more on how to engage with people who need my service. Now you mention product range and I think that maybe a way to engage with them initially by offering a 'free' initial business analysis that will show them where they are at the present time and then prompt them as to clarifying where they wish to go as a goal or set of goals. Simply thinking and writing as a stream of consciousness. It's important for me to clarify this for myself as I don't want to waste my ad spend.

Excellent video. I've learned more here than others similar videos. Thank you.

Brilliant :) Thx so much!

This is great. Thank you

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Love this!!

Nice Information thanks for your effort...

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very helpfull

Hi, I have 30 years experience in business and worked as a GM for almost the last 10 years. I recently got an executive MBA online degree from an American business school. Due to economic status and my age is 53 yrs, I have difficulties to find a job, so do you think I can start my consulting business? , given that I live in Egypt and I can serve GCC booming markets. Besides my education degrees, I have good soft skills and communication skills.

Success is only defined when your are doing your best to grow and learn new things... By the way thanks for the uploads. a fellow creator\

Thank you. This is very insightful. I wanna know where relationship building is placed on the diagram.

00:01 Focus on your expertise and passion. 01:33 Qualifications and experience are key for starting a consulting business 03:06 Importance of credibility in consulting business 04:46 Your product must be easily understandable and offer clear value. 06:28 Ensure your products solve the market's problem and have real value. 08:11 Offer a range of consulting services at different price points for different types of companies. 09:52 Passion, skills, and product development are key. 11:38 Marketing for a consulting business should focus on providing valuable information and positioning yourself as the go-to expert. Crafted by Merlin AI.

Thanks sir❤

Thanks The last intersection of all circles also needs to be elucidated. Thanks in advance

Thanks a lot for the great advice. This is really important for us new startup consultants. I have two questions though. How to price my services in a competitive space particularly when I am just starting. Is it advisable to approach my former employer to offer consulting services to them when I left on a good record?