Sarah Mitchell

I quit my corporate job to become an influencer. It’s the riskiest thing I’ve ever done — here are 5 things I learned.

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From Corporate Consultant to Full-Time Creator: 5 GTM Lessons From a Successful Career Pivot In 2024, Keara Callahan did what thousands of professionals dream of but rarely execute: she walked away from a stable, well-paying corporate role to build a personal brand from scratch. For anyone in the B2B SaaS or tech space who’s ever … Read more

Paramount hires a former Google exec as its head of consumer AI. Read the memo about its tech ambitions.

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Paramount’s AI Bet: What a Former Google Exec Signals About the Future of Streaming Let’s cut to the chase: David Ellison’s Paramount Skydance just made a hire that tells you everything about where they think the puck is going. The company is bringing on Barak Turovsky — a seven-year veteran of Google’s AI language product … Read more

10 mistakes guests should never make at weddings, according to etiquette experts

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The Ultimate Guide to Wedding Guest Etiquette: 10 Mistakes You Can’t Afford to Make You’ve cleared your calendar, picked out the perfect outfit, and maybe even rehearsed your toast in the mirror. But one wrong move—like ignoring an RSVP deadline or wearing an all-white dress—could turn you into that guest everyone remembers for the wrong … Read more

I earned 7 promotions in 28 years at the same company. These 3 questions helped me rise.

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From Line Cook to SVP: The 3 Questions That Unlocked 7 Promotions in 28 Years In an era where job-hopping is often celebrated as the fastest path to a higher salary, Jay Hinson’s career arc at The Cheesecake Factory reads like a masterclass in longevity and upward mobility. Over 28 years, he earned seven promotions, … Read more

A flying taxi company faces its first big test in New York after a commuter train strike leaves people stranded

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Can a Helicopter Strike Actually Sell the Future of Flying Taxis? Three GTM Lessons from Blade Urban Air Mobility When a commuter rail strike strands 8 million people, most companies see a headache. Blade Urban Air Mobility sees a customer acquisition funnel. This week, the Long Island Rail Road strike—triggered by demands for better pay … Read more

Chamath Palihapitiya warns PwC and Accenture against working with OpenAI and Anthropic: ‘You are letting the fox into the henhouse’

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Why Chamath Palihapitiya Is Right: PwC and Accenture Are Handing OpenAI and Anthropic the Keys to Their Kingdom If you’ve been following the AI gold rush in enterprise consulting, you’ve seen the press releases: PwC partners with Anthropic to train 30,000 consultants on Claude. Accenture teams up with OpenAI to help federal agencies deploy AI. … Read more

A VC’s viral tweet has people debating if $500K in San Francisco means you’re destined for the ‘permanent underclass’

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The $500K Trap: Why SF’s AI Wealth Boom Is Sparking Fears of a “Permanent Underclass” Is earning half a million dollars a year in San Francisco not enough? Welcome to the AI economy’s uncomfortable class divide. The narrative in tech circles has shifted. It’s no longer just about building the next unicorn or landing a … Read more

Sam Altman beat Elon Musk in court. Now OpenAI’s rivalry with Anthropic takes center stage.

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Sam Altman’s Legal Win Over Elon Musk Reshapes the AI Battlefield — Now All Eyes Are on Anthropic The courtroom drama between Sam Altman and Elon Musk has finally reached a verdict, and the ripple effects are already reshaping the competitive landscape of artificial intelligence. On Monday morning, a jury in Oakland, California, deliberated for … Read more