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It highlights why creating change can be so hard for us even if the change is something we say is important to us. Underneath all of our behaviors there are reasons we act in alignment or misalignment with the changes we say we want to make, and it all boils down to our perceived sense of safety, our identity, and the stories that have shaped how we view the world. Utilizing this knowledge, we can help our clients dive deeper into what’s holding them back from the changes the

I chose Radical Acceptance because it speaks to the emotional terrain so many creatives quietly navigate: self-doubt, shame, perfectionism, and a longing to express something meaningful. These are often the very forces that block or silence the creative impulse. As I continue to develop as a coach, particularly with artists and would-be creatives, I’m drawn to Brach’s message that healing and wholeness begin not with effort, but with presence.

3 Key Points in the book that resonated with me, their meaning, and how they apply to coaching.

Noah shares his insights as he read The Alchemist through the lens of narrative coaching and found deep parallels: the importance of listening inward, honoring the unknown, and trusting the unfolding path. Santiago’s journey reminded me that transformation isn’t about achieving a fixed destination—it’s about being shaped by the search itself.