Matt tells a personal, relatable story and shares a childhood tragedy that had a profound impact on him and explains how psychedelics have helped him heal. Matt sounds like a lot of men in the corporate world. Make a lot of money, indulge in self intoxication and hook up with a lot of women without having to deal with intimacy.
Matt recognized that all the data suggests that psychedelics have beneficial healing power for depression, trauma and ptsd. If taken with the right intention, psilocybin, one of the key ingredients in psychedelics can bring higher conscious vibrational thoughts – love, peace, truth, gratitude, and honesty centered around our true nature.
Worth the Fight addresses how more people struggle with shame and guilt from dogma than anything else. Matt offers hope. What if there is a door in your brain that can lead to a higher level of consciousness that lessens depression and brings out unfixed views, intellectual curiosity, less anxiety, and more empathy? Matt makes his case how psychedelics has motivated him to live a more meaningful life.
Some of my favorite points that Matt makes.
Gratitude is a foundational tenant of mindfulness. Fear and gratitude can’t occupy the same space, and when we are grateful something special is happening in our brain.
Success is the attainment of your definite chief aim without violating the rights of other people.
Would you work your entire lifetime and do the right thing even if you knew that you may never get credit for your work?