Change at the level of identity

Joseph Riggio addresses coaches and advisers with an account of change centered on identity and perception. UNMASKED asks what happens when attention moves beyond behavior alone.

Trending Books / November 3, 2026 / 1 min read

UNMASKED takes identity as its point of entry into the work of coaching. Joseph Riggio argues that the way a person understands themselves shapes the possibilities they can perceive and act upon.

The author presents the book for coaches, consultants, trainers, and advisers interested in this approach to change. This profile introduces that framework without independently validating the promotional claims made for its results.

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