“What would the benefit be of pursuing 400K and only hitting 200? The only downside is you feel bad.”

Melissa Lieberman · Grow Your Independent Consulting Business · Are You Unknowingly Limiting What's Possible in Your Consulting Business? | Ep. 292

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Encourages consultants to ask themselves: “What would be the benefit of pursuing a double-goal even if you only hit the lower baseline?”

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