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You've been told that you are ""too rigid."" You've been told to ""go with the flow."" But when you try to wing it, you don't feel free-you feel panicked. In Brains That Need Structure to Feel Safe, Alex D. Anderson flips the script on routine. For many of us, a schedule isn't a cage; it is an ""External Skeleton"" that holds us up when our own executive function collapses. This book is a permission slip to embrace your need for order. It explains why your brain is a ""Prediction Machine"" that views uncertainty as a threat, and how to build a day that calms your nervous system without stifling your soul. Inside, you will learn: * The Silent Code: Why ""winging it"" has a massive cognitive cost and why your brain craves the safety of the known. * The Myth of the Cage: How to reframe your calendar from a prison into a ""trellis""-a structure that supports your growth rather than restricting it. * The ""Good Enough"" Routine: How to abandon perfectionism and build a flexible system that can survive a bad day. * Hard Borders: The importance of protecting your ""buffer time"" to prevent the engine from seizing up. Structure doesn't have to be boring. It just has to be safe. It's time to stop apologizing for your need for certainty and start building the trellis you need to bloom.

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