The Mystery of Consulting - The's Treasure Chest

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Features: This is the sequel to Weinberg's best-selling work, "The Art of Consulting I – A Guide to Asking and Giving Advice." Building upon the numerous laws and principles presented in the first book, this volume outlines additional professional and personal qualities that consultants should possess. Using vivid language, the book summarizes the personal skills consultants should cultivate as tools in the "Consultant's Treasure Chest," including:
- Wisdom Box (the ability to make sound judgments)
- Golden Key (the ability to continuously explore new learning and practice areas)
- Courage Rod (the courage to try new methods and take risks)
- Wish Wand (the ability to make requests based on the situation)
- Detective Hat (the ability to analyze, verify, and refine data)
- Yes/No Card (the ability to provide clear "yes" or "no" answers)
- Heart (passion for fully committing to work)
- Mirror (the ability to seek feedback)
- Telescope (the ability to gain a broader perspective beyond the current situation)
- Fish Lens (the ability to discover connections between things)
- Gyroscope (the ability to maintain balance)
- Egg (the ability to grow, learn, and unlock one's potential)
- Mountain Hook (the ability to ensure safety and avoid risks without certainty)
- Feather (the ability to maintain a light, humorous touch to resolve conflicts)
- Hourglass (the ability to allocate and utilize time effectively)
- Oxygen Mask (the ability to balance work and life while staying relaxed and healthy)
Through vivid metaphors and concise, illustrative examples, the author lists the skills, methods, and attitudes consultants should focus on cultivating.