Becoming yourself without alignment: Learning to trust what you sense
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Becoming yourself without alignment: Learning to trust what you sense
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Many people are doing everything “right”—making reasonable choices, aligning with expectations, and building coherent lives—yet still feel subtly off. Not lost. Not confused. Just quietly misaligned.
In this episode, Dr. Timothy Stafford explores self-understanding through the lens of the platypus—an animal that navigates its world not by sight, but by sensing what is alive beneath the surface. That biological reality becomes a powerful framework for rethinking authenticity, identity, and personal integrity.
Rather than offering formulas for self-definition, this episode invites listeners to consider authenticity as a capacity for attunement: learning to trust interior signals before they can be named, justified, or explained to others.
This episode is for anyone who feels pressure to make themselves legible before they feel true—and who suspects that unalignment may not be failure, but fidelity.