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LinkedIn Posts Jan-Dec 2025.

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You’re probably not as good a consultant as you think you are.

You’re probably not as good a consultant as you think you are. (It’s okay. Most of us aren’t.) "Consultant" has become a broad term. More job title than role. A status bump for some people. But “consultant” on your profile doesn’t make you one.

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Ever left a high-stakes meeting feeling rattled...

Ever left a high-stakes meeting feeling rattled ... and not totally sure why? That reaction didn’t come out of nowhere. A lot was already in motion beneath the surface. And it started to influence reactions long before you felt it. Your mind runs on two levels: Part 1 - you’

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The truth about consultative selling?

The truth about consultative selling? It’s hard. That’s why the people who can do it - really do it - rise to the top. In consulting, the most valuable partners aren’t just smart. They show up in the moments that matter. They know how to influence decisions.

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Public Haiku number 2.

Public Haiku number 2. Capturing a moment of mindfulness. — Ink meets frail paper Blue winter flows freely down One thought clings to snow — I’m learning to write Haiku, a traditional form of Japanese poetry known for its simplicity. My teacher is a GPT with AI channelling the spirit of

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If it takes you more than a sentence to say what you do, you’re already losing people.

If it takes you more than a sentence to say what you do, you’re already losing people. All you need to fix that is one word. Not your job title - a client transformation. It took me some time, but eventually I found mine. I listened to client feedback,

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Perfect doesn’t connect. Real does.

Perfect doesn’t connect. Real does. Hours of tweaks no one saw. And chasing after the perfect post. I thought perfect writing built credibility. Seeking sharp, clever, clear, and persuasive. Something that lands and goes viral. That’s not the way to get started. It turns out normal writing works

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Dr. Gregory House.

Dr. Gregory House, fictional diagnostician, built his practice on one core belief: “Everybody lies.” For him, diagnosing disease meant uncovering the truth patients didn’t reveal. ⇢ They lied out of fear. ⇢ They left critical things out. ⇢ They didn’t know what mattered. The same principle applies outside medicine, for us

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Take the time to slow down.Pause and step back.

Take the time to slow down. Pause and step back. Business daydream - aka visioning. This week, mine … Sunday afternoon. My desk in the attic. The only thing I do … Inquire into a challenging question That’s it. No technology. The view helps the mood. Sometimes an inspirational book. When

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Every successful person I know has several outside interests.

Every successful person I know has several outside interests. A break from their relentless business focus. - Lego’s and Triathlon. - Guitar and Touch Rugby. - Bodging and Boomerangs. - Needlecraft and Preaching. My last decade's interest. The Victorian House where my wife was born. Every moment

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Stripping YOUR messaging back to the core…

Stripping YOUR messaging back to the core … What 3 words do you want people to use to define your value? ---