Instead of consulting with, one can also disregard or ignore advice. Alternatively, one can also meaningfully disagree or dispute, suggesting that there may be varying opinions available. Finally, one could experiment or iterate, allowing for more proactive trial and error rather than relying on a consultant's expertise. These alternatives imply that not only may there be numerous perspectives on a given issue, but there may also be no right answer. While consulting can be effective, broadening the available options through alternative approaches may generate even more effective solutions.