STOP SURVIVING. START THRIVING. YOU ARE STRONGER THAN YOU THINK.
If you've built a life that looks good on paper but inside you still feel overwhelmed, reactive, and constantly striving for more-you are not alone. Performance coach Jacqueline Kelly has been there herself, and spent decades showing people how to push past mental and physical blockades to build fulfilling, resilient lives.
In Becoming Unfragile, Kelly reveals that a motivated life isn't found in perfection, but in balancing three interconnected pillars of well-being. This book is your action plan to fortify
Regulate your emotions, shift ineffective self-talk, and focus on what you can Build consistent strength, prioritize rest, and make your body your first responder to Clarify your core values and align daily actions with a meaningful, unstoppable why.
Your Unfragile journey begins with awareness and grows through small, consistent daily actions. It's time to discover your inner power.
Jacqueline Kelly was born in New Zealand and moved with her parents to western Canada at an early age. She grew up in the dense rain forests of Vancouver Island, so you can imagine her shock some years later when her family moved to the desert of El Paso, Texas. She attended university in El Paso and medical school in Galveston (lovingly known as “Galvatraz” among the inmates). She practiced medicine for many years and then attended the University of Texas School of Law. She practiced law for several more years before realizing that what would really make her happy is to write fiction. Her first published short story appeared in 2001 in the Mississippi Review (one of her proudest accomplishments). Her debut novel, The Evolution of Calpurnia Tate, was released by Henry Holt on May 12, 2009 (another one of her proudest accomplishments).