Lisa NewportWhat do drag, golden handcuffs, Ikigai and an online course I haven’t even decided to create have in common? Apparently, quite a lot when you start thinking about which versions of yourself you actually want to turn up.
Lisa NewportForty years of friendship, afternoon rosé, drag karaoke and a hangover collide with the realities of life in your sixties, proving that aching joints and getting older don't mean you have to stop having ridiculous amounts of fun.
Lisa NewportFrom sausage fascinators and sequins at Womanifest to roast beef and fresh bedding at home. A reflection on joy, connection, redefining success and building a business and life that finally feel like me.
Lisa NewportWhat if belonging isn’t about fitting in at all? From Funky Divas to the Sausage Machine of Conformity, I’m exploring what happens when we stop auditioning for acceptance and start being more ourselves.