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May 21

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How You Can Solve Tricky and Complex Problems for Your Clients as a Consultant on the Side

The variable-based, problem-solving framework helps us with our work and ultimately grow our 1-Man consulting practice

A team discussion. — Photo by Jason Goodman on Unsplash

If I must pick one key (read: premium) skill set any consultant on the side must exhibit — This is it.

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Aldric Chen

16x Top Writer (as of May 2022). I am a Consultant, and I run start-ups on top of my 9–6. I think, write to spread ideas that work.

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