TheMacLyf Makes A Dramatic Shift in Company Direction For 2022

TheMacLyf in Ferrari 488

Mackenzie Thompson CEO and Founder of TheMacLyf Pty Ltd decides to take the company down a different road for 2022

Focus your effort on a single path for a significant period of time, that's how you become successful”

— Mackenzie Thompson

SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA, January 10, 2022 /EINPresswire.com/ -- TheMacLyf, also known as Mackenzie Thompson, the CEO and founder of TheMacLyf Pty Ltd has announced the massive shift in the company's focus for 

2022, eliminating every single product and service the company previously offered in 2021. With a new found 

focus on managing ladies social accounts and scaling their OnlyFans presence, whilst

automating their workload, TheMacLyf believes this is by far the best decision he has ever made in terms of directional change for company, albeit being only within the first month of the new year.

Mackenzie reasons that the dramatic shift has so many potential benefits for the company and his own future, by being able to integrate marketing and technology skills into a sector where there is an extreme “gap in the market”. “This is the oldest business known to mankind and the potential to make serious money with minimal stress is why I have decided to completely pivot directions”, stated Mackenzie just before Christmas of 2021.

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