How do you define success? Does it authentically start with you? Most of us chase the illusion of perfection. We are so focused on checking off other people's boxes that we forget to check our own. We struggle with understanding our purpose and defining success on our terms, because we are afraid of judgment and disappointment. We seek validation, but end up feeling lost. And we don't understand why we haven't achieved what we thought we would achieve by living the life the way we thought we should. We think: why did life throw me a big bag of lemons? Kayla Logue's Always Squeezing Lemons begs readers to ask themselves: Who am I? What do I want? Who do I want to become? The riveting narrative encapsulates her journey of profound personal and professional growth and unfolds against a backdrop of unconventional choices—leaving her "picture-perfect," predictable life for one of boundless uncertainty. Always Squeezing Lemons is more than a book. It's a guide to help you define what success means to you, with "lemon drops" and journal prompts at the end of each chapter, so you can turn any lemon thrown your way into a refreshing glass of delicious lemonade. It's time to discover the genuine key to success—yours.