Lisa King

Personal essays on ambition, burnout, and identity.I write about worth, orientation, and what remains
when productivity stops being a personality.About finding your footing
outside systems that never quite fit.

Current Work

I’m writing personal essays that sit at the intersection of ambition, identity, and the quiet emotional aftermath of opting out.My work examines what happens when productivity loses its authority.
When visibility stops being the goal.
When the systems you tried to belong to no longer make sense.Not as a reinvention story.
But as a reckoning.

Contact

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