Black Girls Consult TOO!
The Black Girls Consult Too! podcast provides a business resource for women in consulting, especially women of color, to successfully navigate a hyper-masculine, highly competitive industry. It demystifies how to start and grow a thriving consulting business by simplifying the process and helping to avoid common pitfalls that can derail even the best ideas. Each episode is crafted to dive deep into consulting practice, business strategy, mindset, and more. For more information, visit www.excelatconsulting.com/podcast.
Black Girls Consult TOO!
Latest Episodes
Episode 169: The Consulting Industry Has Changed Forever And You Need A New Playbook (UNPLUGGED)
Black Girls Consult TOO! UnpluggedThe consulting world you entered a few years ago is not the consulting world you're competing in now, and consulting businesses used to thrive and scale through hierarchy and workforce. That model...
Episode 168: Is Your Career The Roadblock To Consulting Success? (UNPLUGGED)
Black Girls Consult TOO! Unplugged"Go all in" gets thrown around like a law of entrepreneurship, but it can quietly guilt you into choices that do not match your life. We unpack what that phrase misses, especially for high-achievi...
Episode 167: The Three Month Client You Secretly Need (UNPLUGGED)
Black Girls Consult TOO! UnpluggedLong-term consulting contracts can feel like the ultimate safety net, but that “security” sometimes hides a different kind of risk. In this episode, we’re unpacking why short consulting engagement...
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Episode 166: Want Corporate Clients? Don't Miss These Two Things! (UNPLUGGED)
Black Girls Consult TOO! UnpluggedYou can have the sharpest pitch, the best slide deck, and the right introduction and still lose a corporate contract. The hard truth is that corporate consulting is a familiar-looking but drastica...
Episode 165: A Little Delusion Might Be Required (UNPLUGGED)
Black Girls Consult TOO! UnpluggedHistory just got loud, and it is impossible not to feel it. When Georgia elects the first Black woman governor and other states choose first-ever leaders who are Native American and Latina, I don’...
