In a recent 4 hour Seminar on Highly Paid Information Consulting;
which was recorded on DVD and MP3 at ServiceForts;
Participants were made to understand that a consultant
is one who gives expert or professional advice;
he or she is a person who acts as an advisor to individuals,
technical or management staff of corporate bodies.

This definition was adopted and modified
from a Google search on the meaning of the word – Consultant.


Using the same search technique, I discovered that the word
information meant knowledge, facts, data, and details.

Combining both meanings, we can define Information consultants as people
who make a living by researching specific topics, knowledge, facts, data and details
and offers his or her findings for sale as an expert or professional advice.

My search on Wikipedia revealed that an advice is an opinion or
a recommendation offered as a guide to action or conduct.
Information consultants provide usable information to buyers at a profitable fee. I

t's even possible for you to become an information consultant without
any experience in the field by subcontracting work from established consultants.
The possibilities are endless.

When you become a consultant, you offer your skills to other people.
When you become a consultant, you’re saying you offer skills, knowledge and
expertise that businesses or other people can use.

A consultant gives advice, solve problems, make recommendations,
or provide specialized work, such as programming, editing,
designing, writing, or business analysis.

Someone who decides to become a consultant is usually
paid by the hour, day or project, on commission, or based on performance.

They are independent contractors and not employees of the hiring organization.
Basically, Consultants are what they do and why they do it!

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