True North: Living a Coherent Life

De: Tai Sheridan

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

We live in a time of information without orientation. We have more frameworks, more explanations, more strategies than ever before—and yet many lives feel increasingly divided.

True North: Living a Coherent Life is a philosophical exploration of what it means to live without inner fragmentation. It asks a simple but demanding question: How do we inhabit our lives honestly in a world that pulls us apart?

Rather than offering techniques or productivity advice, this book explores coherence as a lived condition. It examines attention, memory, feeling, culture, time, relationship, and responsibility—not as abstract ideas, but as forces that shape whether a life becomes readable from within.

Coherence, as used here, is not perfection. It is not certainty. It is not ideological unity. It is the quiet alignment between what one knows, what one values, and how one lives.

For readers drawn to philosophical depth rather than quick answers, True North offers a steady orientation: a way of living truthfully inside complexity without forcing it into false resolution.

This is a book about inhabitation. About integrity. About returning to what is real.