No. The market is too efficient now, the information too commoditized.
In order to charge that much as a consultant you would have to have a very particular set of skills, skills that you acquired over a very long career.
In order to charge that much as a consultant you would have to have a very particular set of skills, skills that you acquired over a very long career.
In corporations you see the same thing. Some guys meet the big VP and make a lasting impression while most others don't. This is not about skills or knowledge but about the way you talk and behave.
Actually knowing what you are talking about is the key to making the business last.