There comes a moment in growth where your usual tools stop working.

Regulation feels flat. Clarity loosens. Self-doubt returns - quietly.

And the immediate assumption is:

Something must be wrong with me.

In this episode, I want to name something carefully: Sometimes the nervous system isn’t dysregulated. It’s between orientations.

This is a conversation about the phase no one prepares you for - the space after clarity, before coherence reforms.

We explore:

• the difference between dysregulation and existential disorientation
• why regulation tools can feel insufficient during transitions
• the Stoic emphasis on endurance - and where it can fall short
• why philosophy is born from loss of certainty, not clarity
• how forcing calm too early stabilizes identities that are meant to dissolve
• what it actually feels like to be between selves
• and how to stay present without bypassing what’s reorganizing

This episode isn’t about fixing yourself.

It’s about staying with yourself when the old map no longer fits.

If you’re in a phase where you’re questioning things again - this conversation is here to walk with you through it.

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