When it all seems too much, pick up a book
Reading gives us perspective on our place in history and humanity. Here are two books that made me cry like a baby.
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Identity
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Choose meaningful friction over costly convenience
We get to choose our hard. Convenience and conformity can have costly second-order effects.
What chronic uncertainty is doing to our lives and careers
A Friday Flurry on the state of work and what it might do to us
How to conquer apathy
The unequivocal solution I would die in a ditch for.
You have everything you need
But you'll have to listen carefully for it
Being a thought leader rotted my brain
A Friday Flurry on escaping performative expertise and avoiding the internet
Events
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Strategic Public Leaders Training, Sydney
Join us for two days of strategic leadership training with Alicia McKay - in partnership with LGPro NSW.
The Subjective Era Part 2: How to lead in the new era
The Subjective Era will reward leaders and organisations who optimise for two things: trust and human agency.
Are you busy - or burdened?
If you're collapsing under the weight of things, this one is for you.
Society
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The Subjective Era Part 1: A new world
The reign of rationalism is over. Here's what this means for you.
Podcasts
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PowHer podcast with Jess Stuart
Alicia talks to Jess about leadership in an AI world, structural barriers for women in leadership, and the human skills we need to stay sharp.
Why citizens' assemblies won’t fix political distrust
Democracy done better - or just papering over the cracks?
Can philosophy AI-proof your career?
The future of leadership is context - understanding the broader implications of the work you do and the role you play in the world.
Sneak peek! Power literacy WIP
An inside look at creative incubation - and an emerging framework for power literacy.
Identity
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The tension is the engine
Why unresolved conflict may be the thing that keeps a life alive.
