What should you work on first when everything feels urgent?
Sort before you prioritize. Bleeds, blocks, bets, and noise look identical on one list, and the thing costing you every week usually beats the biggest project.
How much runway do you need before you leave?
Personal runway and business runway, tracked separately from day one. How to find your real number, why 12 to 18 months, and what to do if it's out of reach.
What’s holding your business back?
Look at where time goes, where money goes, and where customers drop off. Almost every stall is a broken handoff, one wrong tool, or the wrong customer.
How long will your severance last?
The number in your separation agreement is gross. Work out what's left after taxes, COBRA, and the benefits your employer was quietly covering.
Do you need a CRM yet?
One test: have you lost a lead because you forgot about them? If not, five spreadsheet columns will carry you further than any vendor wants you to believe.
Can you start a business while you’re still employed?
Usually yes. Read the three documents you already signed, then build in a way that doesn't touch your employer's time, equipment, or customers.