Microdosing, Battling the Inner Critic, and Other Helpful Tools for Writers
Reflections on the Writing Process: Part II
Hello friends - I write to you from the sweltering valleys of Central Mexico where I have just finished leading a psilocybin retreat for the past week.
For this retreat I was collaborating with Right to Heal, a boutique psilocybin retreat company started by my friend and fellow Inner Trek educator, Dr. Erica Zelfand.
The love, vulnerability, and hard won transformation I’ve been witnessing all week has been a powerful reminder of why I devote so much of my life and energy to psychedelic healing. To even play a small part in someone’s journey towards greater wholeness is a gift.
I’m excited to be offering more of this type of work in Oregon, and will be sharing some announcements about some psychedelic retreat offerings in the coming weeks.
This week is the second installment of a two-part series on the writing process. It’s a humble harvest of some things I’ve learned after just writing a 300 page book. My hope is that it may be of some use for you in your own creative journey.
Take what is useful. Throw away the rest. And please do let me know what your own tools, rituals, and reflections are on the writing process as well.
