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[podcast_headshot url=”https://www.consultingsuccess.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/CS_E370_Headshot-Ken-Amoyo-scaled.jpg”] Most consulting firms don’t fail because of bad strategy. They stall because the founder becomes the bottleneck. Well, that’s why I wanted you to hear from John Quirk, who spent decades inside a consulting firm that grew to eight figures, built extraordi...


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Most consultants react to feast-or-famine cycles instead of building systematic client acquisition. Learn the proven framework established consultants use to consistently attract premium clients without cold outreach.


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[podcast_headshot url=”https://www.consultingsuccess.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/CS369_Headshot_V2-Ken-Amoyo-scaled.jpg”] Selling over 12 million copies of his books worldwide, Surrounded by Idiots author Thomas Erikson knows a thing or two about human nature. But before the global fame, he spent 20 years writing in obscurity while working a “boring” banking job. He joins ...


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[podcast_headshot url=”https://www.consultingsuccess.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/Headshot-Ken-Amoyo-scaled.jpg”] Have you ever wondered what happens when you stop trying to serve everyone and double down on one niche you know inside out? That’s exactly what Julie Lawless did. From corporate comms for brands like Nissan and Mars Petcare to running her own firm in animal hea...


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Many leaders assume success lives in busy cities and constant networking, yet their best thinking emerges in quiet, nourishing spaces. This article explores how intentionally choosing environments can improve clarity, decisions, and the way you design your business.


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