1 – Training and Consultancy Work well together. Consultancy for 3 days a week provides good solid regular income. Training for 1 or 2 days a week provides much better day rate. Training keeps you going during the gaps between consultancy contracts. Training leads to consultancy work Consultancy leads to training work. Anyone doing consultancy […]
Could you do it?
Do you have the option to become a self-employed trainer? Would you be able to do it, even if you wanted to? One step into the red and you can’t do it I’m afraid…. If you pass the test, and you think you might make a good self-employed trainer (and it IS the best job […]
How to push yourself out of your comfort zone
We know it’s a good idea, but how to do it?? The answers are in this video: Push yourself out of your comfort zone from Handling Workplace Change as an Employee by Chris Croft PS – If you’re interested in self development, check out my ultimate resource, all of my best courses in one place, […]
Possible effect of a recession on being a freelance trainer
A recession may or may not be coming because of Covid (and in the UK we have Brexit as well, adding to the unknowns). Should we worry? In particular, if you are in the training business? Or thinking of getting into it? After 20 years of regularly thinking I’m going to run out of work, thinking “This […]
“How pride, stupidity and weakness have made me successful”
It’s interesting how our weaknesses are also our strengths. (Though if you’re asked at an interview for your biggest fault I wouldn’t use any of what follows…!) I’m being interviewed for a podcast about successful local business people, and it has got me thinking about what’s made me successful as a trainer ~ because I […]
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