What to do before you quit your job to start a business
Before you quit your job you should know your reasons, know your numbers, and keep your connections.
Everything I've written, newest first.
Before you quit your job you should know your reasons, know your numbers, and keep your connections.
Hey, Sniffing Lady... DON'T GET ON THE PLANE.
People are leaving traditional employment in droves. Here's three reasons to go consulting - and how you can get it right.
Social media is an empty consumerist hellscape. Meanwhile, our connection muscles atrophy.
There’s no answer. No done. No end of the road where everything falls into place. Why would you want that? To sit still, and change nothing until you die?
An unvarnished high-level explanation of my career as prompted by curious conference-goers this week
Alicia McKay as keynote speaker on perspective and strategy
Life's not chess. Do risky stuff with lots of potential if you want a more interesting life.
A strategy session template for leadership away days - two days, every eight weeks.
I point proudly at my bookcase like a child showing off their things on a playdate and tell you about a couple I creepily observed at a restaurant last year.
Turns out, the biggest thing holding you back is you, and your shit. DAMN IT.
If your boss is questioning your wellbeing, maybe they're a reality-denying asshole with a gaslighting problem?
When you have a clear value proposition you show up with confidence and intention. You attract better clients, do better work, and achieve better results.
Do we all need our own Fight Club, to navigate the insanity of life, death and dysfunction?
Don't be fooled into thinking your job is secure: the risk is just hiding.
Alicia McKay is the MC and headline speaker for the LGPro NSW conference.
Six terrific books to add to your pile, a reflection on why you're probably a disproportionate asshole in your relationships and a hopeful note on AI in a late-capitalist wasteland.
On staying humble in our moral conviction, given what historical assholes we probably all are.