Works in Progress

Stories currently being written, explored, and shaped.

These projects are actively in development and evolving through research, reflection, and creative exploration. Each work examines belief, power, identity, and the human experience from a different psychological lens.

When Control Hides in Plain Sight

A psychological exploration of how family systems, social dynamics, and emotional dependence can mirror the structure of high control groups. This work examines how influence doesn't always come from strangers, but from the people closest to us.

The Cult Next Door

Power, Performance, and Workplace Control

An investigation into how corporate environments shape identity, loyalty, and behavior. Through psychological insights and real-world patterns, this book explores how influence operates behind professional norms and polished language.

The Professional Veil

The Architecture of Autonomy

A science-informed look at how the brain heals after prolonged influence. This project explores neuroplasticity, identity reconstruction, and the psychological process of reclaiming personal agency.

Rebuilding After Identity Control

The Influence Paradox

Reaching the Unreachable

An exploration of what happens when belief becomes protected territory and why the usual arguments fail. This project focuses on language, trust, and psychological safety, offering a framework for engaging in high-control thinking without provoking shutdown, escalation, or deeper entrenchment.

Estimated Release: February 2026

Estimated Release: May 2026

Estimated Release: August 2026

Estimated Release: November 2026

*Release timelines may shift as each project evolves.