Psychedelics helped me see how deeply I was tying my self-worth to how much I could charge per day.

Going from McKinsey & Company to founding True Nature Retreat Center where he offers psychedelic experiences, Greg Carrette shares an inspiring story in our latest podcast.

He learned firsthand how painful it can be to live disconnected from your body and how your body always keeps the score.

He shares his own journey through burnout and how psychedelics help him get a better understanding of himself and life.

Greg is amazing at giving dense answers you actually understand, so we covered a lot of ground, like answering:

- What can psychedelics do for you?

- What is a psychedelic experience like?

- How do you know you're ready for it?

- Do they work as a quick fix?

- How is it different from breathwork and meditation?

This one's for people wondering how to live out their true nature.

Because, to quote Greg, "Life's about doing the ríght things in the ríght fashion. Not just doing thíngs in the right fashion."

MDMA to be approved for PTSD. Psilocybin on its way to be the preferred treatment for treatment-resistant depression? And ketamine showing promising results to treat alcohol disorder.

😵‍💫 Nearly one billion people worldwide suffer from some form of mental disorder, according to the latest UN data. And nearly 1 in 2 adults will suffer from some kind of mental illness at some point in their lifetime.

🙋 I'm 1 of those people.

😆 So I basically told you already that I do drugs and that I administer drugs. Which technically makes me an addict and a drug lord. Oh boy...

😅 And I told you too that I microdose to improve my mood which may actually imply that I have depressive episodes. Well, I admitted my depression and anxiety already in previous post. I have no shame...