About this episode
In this episode, Dan Johnson and Bryce Carter dive deep into the necessity of having an engaging personality to be a Consultant. They dive into certain questions like, Where does humor belong in consulting? How authentic should I be? Do I know my audience?
Dan and Bryce explore what it takes to thrive in consulting —especially the importance of being likable, allowing experimentation, and displaying resilience. They highlight how consultants need to lean into conflict and challenges with confidence and conviction.
Listeners get a front-row seat to their candid discussion about the qualities of the personality needed to be a great consultant. The episode is packed with insights, practical tips, and relatable anecdotes that any aspiring consultant—or seasoned pro—can appreciate.
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