A different kind of relief
Most behavior books begin by assuming you’re ready to change.
This one begins by asking what hasn’t been allowed to finish.
The Dissolution Protocol is not about discipline, identity, or motivation. It’s for people who already know what they “should” do — but feel the pull of old patterns anyway. Not because they’re broken. But because their system is still holding pressure.
This book reframes habit not as choice, but as compression memory. It explains why behavior persists under load, how loops resist closure without signal resolution, and how the nervous system softens not through willpower — but through safe endings.
You won’t be asked to track, perform, or upgrade.
You’ll be offered rhythm, environmental alignment, and subtle closures that allow habits to dissolve on their own. No confrontation. No pressure. No force.
If you’ve ever felt like your system is repeating something it doesn’t believe anymore — but can’t quite release — this book wasn’t written to override that loop.
It was written to let it complete.
What this book offers
The Dissolution Protocol was not written to teach better habits. It was designed to unwind the conditions that make unsatisfying ones persist. Most behavior doesn’t stick because we lack willpower — it sticks because we’re operating under unresolved load. Fatigue, impulsivity, looping thoughts, unfinished tasks, cravings that return despite our best intentions — these aren’t failures. They’re signs that the system hasn’t finished something.
This book offers an alternative: what if nothing needed to be added? What if what looked like self-sabotage was actually unfinished adaptation — a loop still waiting for closure?
Unwindology: The Dissolution Protocol replaces habit formation with habit resolution. It draws from fascia theory, quantum memory design, trauma-aware psychology, and decision fatigue science to offer a structure where behavior shifts not because you push harder — but because there’s no longer a reason to repeat.
You won’t be given charts, rules, or new identities to install. Instead, you’ll learn how coherence makes willpower unnecessary, and how reducing pressure signals — through rhythm, closure, and environmental repair — allows your system to stop looping.
This book isn’t about changing yourself.
It’s about finally letting go of the patterns that were holding you together.
