Lifetime Lessons in Consulting

<p> </p><p><br></p><p><em>Lifetime Lessons in Consulting</em> answers two questions: 1. What does a consultant do? 2. What makes a good life? Through stories anecdotes and lessons to share this book puts the human face on consulting as a calling. It can be used as a companion book to complement a traditional text or it can be a stand-alone book for someone who wonders what it's like to be a consultant. It's one person's story spanning over fifty years of experience as a professor and consultant.</p><p><br></p><p><em>Lifetime Lessons in Consulting </em>is about wholeness. <strong> The ivory tower joins the real world </strong>in these pages. Kurt Lewin the father of applied psychology said <em>Nothing is more useful than a good theory;</em> and William James the father of American psychology said<em> A theory without application is useless.</em> This book combines theory and experience to make a veritable smorgasbord of lessons learned from the life of the author. It's a fascinating feast that is both whole and wholesome for both new and experienced consultants.</p>