Okay, let’s tackle this. So Richard Lyness has an MBA, which is a significant educational achievement. He has a broad range of skills that are in demand, especially in the fields of leadership, career management, and team building. Consulting, job coaching, and strategic partnerships are also valuable skills. Public speaking, personal development, and employee engagement are highly sought after. Considering his education and skills, he could potentially charge a rate similar to other management professionals with similar experience. Maybe around $100–$200 per hour for a consultant or coach, but as an MBA holder, he might be able to command a higher rate. Let’s check averages. Management professionals with his background might average $120–$180. So I’ll estimate around $150