Paradox of Being An Expert, Dunning-Kruger Effect

When you're an expert, the novices will ask you questions. And you know that a simple conversation doesn't solve the problem they face. Yet, they don't know enough to accurately assess your advice.

That's the paradox of being an expert. You want to help, have solutions, but the other person is not ready for the answer. You waste your time and theirs. Does this make sense?

In today's podcast, we talk about an approach to handle that offhand pick your brain question. It helps the other person while respecting your time and resources. You'll see why it is a waste of time to give what you know away for free.

What you know has value. Manage it well; you can convert that knowledge into a career opportunity, growth, and the ability to lead your field. It is worth every minute of investment because experts are in demand.

As an expert, you can leverage that position to become a consultant. Here are a few reasons you may want to pivot to consulting, especially when more experienced in your field, https://youtu.be/PKv5JXJ2a9w

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