The root speaks first...
RADIX
The Law of Redirected Motivation
Alexander Perrin
Decay is the syntax of renewal.
Energy follows structure.
Every insight has a half-life.
The root speaks before the flower blooms.
What you resist, you structure around.
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The first lie I need to tell you is that this is just between us. It's not. I'm writing this for an audience. I'm calculating how to make it land, how to pace revelation, where to place doubt and where to place certainty. I'm performing intimacy, and you're watching me do it.

But here's the thing—so are you. Every moment you think you're being authentic, you're narrating. Every emotion you feel spontaneously, you've already rehearsed. Not because you're fake, but because you're structured. You are a pattern that recognizes itself, and every recognition changes the pattern.

This book is not about fixing yourself. It's about seeing the mechanism clearly enough that you stop believing you need to...

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Self-help is a structure built to delay transformation while appearing to facilitate it. It teaches you to want differently, not to see clearly.

RADIX proposes something simpler and more disturbing: you are already motivated. Always. The question is not how to generate energy but how to stop misdirecting it.

This is not a productivity system. This is not positive thinking. This is a framework for recognizing how consciousness organizes itself—and how that organization creates the illusion of "you" trying to improve "yourself."

The law is simple: energy flows toward structural coherence. When you feel stuck, you're not lacking motivation—you're trapped in a structure that makes motion invisible.

Alexander Perrin

Author

Alexander Perrin is a systems thinker whose work explores how internal structure shapes human motivation, behavior, and transformation. He maps the underlying mechanics of motivation the way an engineer studies load-bearing structures: precise, pattern-driven, relentlessly honest.

His career has operated at the intersection of technology, advertising, and behavioral strategy—a background that informs his ability to see systems where others see chaos. This multidimensional lens gives RADIX its unique force: the book treats personal growth not as an emotional pursuit, but as a structural realignment of one's internal architecture.

RADIX is his attempt to give readers a blueprint for becoming someone their future can rely on.

This isn't a launch. It's a gathering of people who sense the same shift.

You'll hear from me before the first print leaves my hands.