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When I first decided to become a consultant, it was on purpose. I asked many people about how to become a consultant and I couldn’t figure out the steps. Before I go further, I should take you back a bit.
I had this mentality that if I made money, I would be in one category and if I helped people, I’d be in another. Maybe it’s because most of the business majors at my college were jerks and I associated making money with being a jerk.
Then I realized that it wasn’t the money, but the attitude toward the money. If I make tons of money and do it in a way that is unethical or hurts people, clearly that’s wrong. Yet, if I am true to what I believe in, then I can’t help but feel good about my work.
If someone comes to my private-pay private practice, they are deciding to see me or one of my associates. They are deciding for themselves.
For me to not share with others what I’ve learned would not only stall my progress but others as well. When I started working on the question of “How to become a consultant?” it took me into teaching, learning, and then communicating those answers.
That’s what today’s podcast is about!
What you’ll learn about how to become a consultant
- The three things everyone must master to become a consultant
- How to grow a niche and move from counselor to expert
- How to build an audience
- How to monetize an audience and make money consulting
- How to become a consultant as part of your professional career
Music from the Podcast
Silence is Sexy
Figures in Motion
How to Become a Consultant Resources from the Podcast
Recent Podcasts
Other resources or articles mentioned
Joe Sanok’s Monthly Income Reports
Article on What is Affiliate Marketing?
Guerrilla Marketing: Easy and Inexpensive Strategies for Making Big Profits from Your Small Business
Article on How to make a podcast
E-newsletter service Aweber,
The awesome video for the golf outing I was just in
Joseph R. Sanok, MA, LLP, LPC, NCC
Joe Sanok is a private practice business consultant and counselor that helps small businesses and counselors in private practice that are starting a private practice. He helps owners with website design, vision, growth, and using their time to create income through being a private practice consultant.
Joe was frustrated with his lack of business and marketing skills when he left graduate school. He loved helping people through counseling, but felt that often people couldn’t find him. Over the past few years he has grown his skills, income, and ability to lead others, while still maintaining an active private practice in Traverse City, MI.
To link to Joe’s Google+ .
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