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Just because other people come to us for advice doesn’t mean we have to do it all on our own. Here are a few suggestions that BACN members made at the March 27, 2005 meeting.

• It’s usually a good idea to have an attorney.
• Join a Business Group.
• Every coach should have a coach
• Get a technical person to take care of your computer and website if you’re not a computer guru
• Look at which business skills you do and don’t have; if you don’t have the skill and don’t want to learn it, hire someone else
• You need a good CPA who is also a financial planner
• Don’t forget your clients as a source of information, advice, ideas, opinions
• Consider a marketing advisor.
• Collaborate or trade services with another consultant
• Look for a mentor in your own consulting specialty
• If you’re a right-brain person, find a left-brain colleague to provide you with the perspective of left-brain prospects
• Your spouse can be your consultant of first resort.

Got any more ideas? Post them here as comments or send them to sallie@fileslinger.com.

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