Let me know your all experience down below, has it really helped on being creative?
Yes. Don't do it. Stop immediately.
Cool I ain't doin lol
I smoked weed in a previous firm. A looooong time ago. Just a puff as I was new and my “experienced” coworkers budget me to it. It wasn’t a pleasant experience.
Never do it in the work place.
nudged not budgeted. Darn autocorrect.
I have experimented with micro-dosing on psychedelics while at work, and the experiences have been as profound as they have been diverse. LSD, MDMA, and shrooms, in controlled quantities, have facilitated a spectrum of insights that I've found both transcendent and challenging.
I'm not alone in this venture. Paul, a startup founder in New York, shared that he and his team have been noticeably less stressed since they began micro-dosing LSD. However, he's unsure whether the credit entirely goes to the psychedelics or the concurrent introduction of the project-management app, Asana, which brought a new level of organization to their workflow.
Reflecting deeper, it's fascinating to consider the possibility that these very substances may have shaped the fabric of our civilizations. The use of psychedelics in ancient cultures and their potential influence on spiritual, philosophical, and artistic breakthroughs is a thought-provoking perspective.
My personal journey, from a Tier 1 college to working overseas where these substances are prohibited, has allowed me to explore these profound spaces of consciousness. Yet, I have witnessed many caution against them, often those who've not experienced their transformative potential. They see mere intoxication, missing the point that these experiences, if navigated wisely, could offer insights into the self, life, and work.
I think you are taking about things other than weed. Which is not at all appropriate to be exercised in a workplace.
I know few folks who do microdosing at work! And what i've seen over a period of time is that they change (not in a good way)
I become more creative. I talk amazing well and tell engaging stories. Make people laugh. All this is when I’m high.420. But I’m not completely opposite when I’m not high. Introvert. Shy. Lack of confidence and mind blocks.
Is it true ...
Really excited to do this!
Here's a little bit about my career:
I dropped out of college to build a design studio with 20+ people for 4 years before leaving that to start another studio.
I’ve worked across most major startu...
If you have tried any kind of NASHE during your college or Manali trip. Explain in details.
Hey guys, did any of you go visited a therapist or a psychologist? Did therapy help you?
