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The Consultant's BookCellar is brought to you by The Consulting Exchange and Amazon.com. It's designed to provide our worldwide audience with a selection of specialty publications that focus on the business of building and running a successful consulting practice. Feel free to browse - or bookmark and come back - anytime! Our bookstore, where no parking is necessary, is open to serve new and veteran consultants alike. View some of our favorite selections below. - And thanks for coming by. Happy Consulting! Developing
Knowledge-Based Client Relationships, The Future of Professional Services
-- Ross Dawson; Hardcover The
Consultant's Legal Guide --Elaine Biech; Linda Byars Swindling;
Hardcover (well worth the investment -- CLG includes a money saving diskette containing sample contracts, proposals, agreements, and more. Meetings with your attorney will be fewer and farther between as a result of using this book!) The Business of Consulting : The Basics and Beyond -- Elaine Biech; Hardcover Million Dollar Consulting : The Professional's Guide to Growing a Practice -- Alan Weiss; Paperback (if you ever get a chance to see Alan Weiss speak -- Run, don't walk! -- He regularly appears at IMC events!) Flawless Consulting: A Guide to Getting Your Expertise Used (Second Edition) -- Peter Block; Hardcover (The perennial
best-seller -- great for new and advanced consultants alike) The Flawless Consulting Fieldbook and Companion : A Guide Understanding Your Expertise -- Peter Block, Andrea Markowitz (Contributor); Paperback Stewardship:
Choosing Service over Self-Interest -- Peter Block
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Quick Ideas to Get More Clients
-- (Howard Shenson was where this all started - for me personally - and for much of the independent industry - anything by Howard is excellent - even 20 years later!) Consulting
for PhDs, Lawyers, and Doctors -- 21
Ways to Springboard Your Speaking, Training & Consulting Career
-- Marjorie Brody; Paperback
(Tepper is another
one of the seminal authors of my own career. Like Shenson's his work can
seem is a bit dated but excellent none-the-less. Pick up a copy used if
you can.) The Business Plan Guide for Independent Consultants -- Herman Holtz; Paperback (Holtz was another minor deity in the business of teaching independent consultants and is also very worth reading) Click Here---> For more Books for your consulting pleasure !!!
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