Self-doubt is common when you make such a bold move as starting your own consulting business. But don’t let it take hold and prevent you from making what could be the best career decision you’ve ever made.
Running a business as a solo consultant can be daunting in the early days. And even when you’ve been at it for a while, there are times when things threaten to go south, and you start to feel overwhelmed.
But there are a few basic, practical things you can put in place that will help.
Consultancy projects are essentially all about finding answers and solutions. But before you dive right in, make sure you have clarity about the questions.
As a consultant, time is money. When you’re just starting out, there are all sorts of aspects of the consultant role that you may not have mastered.
Being new to the consulting game can be challenging – especially if you’re going it alone. Here’s seven mistakes new solo consultants commonly make.
If you’ve had a successful career in the government or community services sector, you might be thinking about setting up a consulting business. But are you cut out for it?
Making the move from employee to consultant can be extremely rewarding – financially, professionally and personally.
If you’ve recently left your senior position to establish a solo consultancy business, you’ll be regularly pitching for business.
Jacq’s book Consult invites you into the often closed shop of the consulting world. You’ll learn what you need to know to get you started on the right track, as well as practical tips and simple steps for developing your consulting expertise over time.