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EPISODE · Nov 9, 2020 · 51 MIN

Devon: Purpose, Psychedelics and being human

from Adam · host Adam Webber

Today Devon called in to share his story about fear, building, scaling and selling his tech company at the super young age of 21 and going on a self discovery journey for purpose and answering to the calling of what is next? Devon shares about having to figure out what he wanted to do after leaving his tech company and questioning if tech was even the right space for him to continue in. We talked about his interests in neuroscience and psychology and how psychedelics can lead to healing. Devon talks about stop waiting for opportunity to come to us and to go out and make our own opportunities happen. He encourages us to find out what our interests and goals are in life and go out and pursue them and to stop thinking that one day the time will be right and that they will just happen. We need to make them happen. Devon shares that to be human we need to laugh and cry and he shares a story about the last time that he experienced that powerful human emotion and cried. We spoke a lot about psychedelics, when to take them and when not to take them and Devon shares tips on how to make sure you stay responsible and safe when considering trying any kind of mind altering substance. https://maps.org/ and https://hopkinspsychedelic.org/

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