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Beyond Solutions: Why Ethics Belong in Consulting

When you think of consulting, chances are you picture strategy decks, profit margins, and process improvements. That’s fair—it’s a field built around delivering results. But lately, I’ve been thinking more about something we don’t always talk about in consulting circles: ethics. Ethical consulting isn't just about doing things right. It’s about doing the right things. And honestly, that distinction matters more now than ever. Ethical consulting means helping clients succeed without compromising on fairness, sustainability, or integrity. It’s about being honest, even when the truth is inconvenient. It’s about pushing for what’s right—not just what’s profitable. That might look like: - Calling out exploitative business models, even when they’re legal - Encouraging clients to back up their DEI statements with actual action - Supporting sustainability goals that are real—not just PR - Sometimes, saying “no” to work that doesn’t align with your values Ethical consultants aren’t just...

Mind Over Method: The Psychology Behind Consulting

Let’s be honest: no one hires a consultant just for the slides. And while the tools help what really moves the needle is understanding the people behind the problem. That’s where psychology comes in – quietly but powerfully shaping how consultants work. Behind every strategic recommendation is a human decision maker. And behind every PowerPoint presentation is a silent conversation about trust, resistance and influence. If you have ever worked with clients or want to understanding the psychology behind consulting can definitely be a game changer. Because consulting isn’t about just solving problems. It’s about understanding the people who have them. Let’s face it: even the most data-driven client is still human. Behind their KPIs and OKRs, they carry pressure, doubt, and hopes they rarely voice aloud. Good consultants know the business. Great consultants understand the human dynamics behind the business. Think of it like this:    A.      A client might say...

WHAT THEY DON’T TELL YOU ABOUT CONSULTING: BEYOND BUZZWORDS AND PITCH DECS

When most people think of consulting, they picture sharp suits, PowerPoint presentations, corporate offices, fast talking professionals with a job title that says everything and nothing all at once. It is one of those careers that sounds impressive in conversation but often leaves people thinking: “But what does a consultant actually do all day?” I used to wonder the same thing. Coming from a background in law and management, I saw consulting as a distant, high-powered field—filled with complex frameworks, big clients, and a job title that sounded serious but strangely undefined. It wasn’t until I started exploring the world of strategy and real-world projects that I realized just how layered, dynamic, and surprisingly human the consulting profession is. The truth? Consulting’s rarely about having the answers. More often, it’s knowing what to ask and when. You’re not just tossing jargon in a boardroom — you’re helping people make tough calls, solve messy problems, and find some sen...