The danger of modern cynicism
Let's do less eye-rolling - and more pissing in the public square
Everything I've written, newest first.
Let's do less eye-rolling - and more pissing in the public square
Just because you happen to be alive right now doesn't make this the most significant era in history
Are you a terrible person, or did the system make you do it?
Who we are changes what we do. What we do changes who we are. Chicken. Egg. Chicken.
Writing, hyperventilating, and wondering about Mums.
We don't picket outside the bank or post death threats to insurance execs. That unhinged fury is reserved for the Council. Should it be?
Content has collapsed into algorithmic hell. Here's what's going on - and what I'm trying to do about it.
Alicia will give a keynote and appear on panels and in masterclasses to talk about local government leadership in a changing world.
If people on the internet seem stupid or evil, pay closer attention. Your bubble might be morphing into an echo chamber.
If you work in the public sector, embrace the frustration. The system is working exactly as designed.
Reading gives us perspective on our place in history and humanity. Here are two books that made me cry like a baby.
We get to choose our hard. Convenience and conformity can have costly second-order effects.
A Friday Flurry on the state of work and what it might do to us
The unequivocal solution I would die in a ditch for.
But you'll have to listen carefully for it
A Friday Flurry on escaping performative expertise and avoiding the internet