Lori Ann King
Know yourself. Love yourself. Empower yourself.
Resume Virtues vs Eulogy Virtues: Building Character, Career, and Workplace Culture
Recently, I came across the idea of resume virtues vs eulogy virtues from David Brooks in The Road to Character, and it stopped me in my tracks. I’ve spent most of my life building a resume. Only recently did I realize I was also building a character. Resume virtues...
Don’t Play Small
Your Power Serves the World, So Use It “Your playing small does not serve the world.” – Marianne Williamson It took me decades to really understand that line. In high school, I started running to stay in shape for soccer. My best friend would join me, and without...
Burnout and the Boiling Frog
Where Might the Water Be Getting Warm for You? (Burnout warning signs) Have you heard the boiling frog metaphor? If you drop a frog into boiling water, it jumps out immediately. But if you place it in cool water and slowly turn up the heat, the frog stays, adapting as...
The Life Lessons series
Every part of our life has a lesson to teach us.
They’re there if you look for them.
Are you paying attention?
Lori has a keen understanding of the mind-body component involved in the healing journey. For the reader who is willing to be “captain of her own ship,” the implications here are nothing less than profound.
– CAROLYN RABINER, L.AC, DIPL. C.H.
An extraordinary story by an extraordinary woman. Lori’s book cuts through the esoteric nonsense about ‘bouncing back’ or ‘hanging in there,’ and gives you beautiful, step-by-step process not just to come back, but to live a life of wonder and explode your potential.
– MARK JANUSZEWSKI
Author, Speaker, Business Trainer
Amazon Best Selling Author
Lori Ann King
Lori Ann King is a writer, facilitator, and space creator who helps people feel safe, seen, fulfilled, and empowered—on the page and in life. She is the Amazon best-selling author of Come Back Strong: Balanced Wellness After Surgical Menopause and a two-time contributor to Chicken Soup for the Soul.
Lori writes personal essays, blogs, and books rooted in healing, truth, and transformation. Her work explores themes of emotional wellness, identity, resilience, and joy.
When she’s not writing or facilitating conversations around growth and connection, you’ll find her on a bike, paddleboard, yoga mat, or in the kitchen—often alongside her husband Jim.




