Is Ambition Dead?

I worked very hard at school. I went to a university that made you write two essays a week. I started working right away when I graduated in 2010. I didn’t take a gap year; in the immediate aftermath of a global economic meltdown, it seemed too luxurious. I haven’t taken more than a month off work in the decade since. Why? Was it ambition — that nagging feeling in the bottomless pit behind my stomach that I have not been doing enough to progress in either my personal or professional life?

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