In this episode, Julie Hagen continues her discussion with Uncle Marv about microdosing psychedelics. She explains the importance of understanding the difference between a full psychedelic experience and a sub-perceptual microdose. Julie shares her personal journey from feeling unfulfilled as a lawyer to finding purpose through coaching and microdosing. She provides insights into the science behind microdosing, particularly its effects on the brain's default mode network. Julie also outlines her 30-day microdosing protocol, emphasizing the importance of setting intentions, journaling, and meditation.
Julie Hagen clarifies the distinction between a full psychedelic trip and a sub-perceptual microdose, where one's consciousness remains unaltered. She stresses the importance of trusting the source and dosage when microdosing to avoid unintended effects.
Julie recounts her struggles with mental health during law school and her early career as a lawyer, leading her to seek therapy and eventually coaching. She found coaching more constructive and aligned with her purpose of helping others.
A friend introduced Julie to microdosing as a means of personal growth and healing. She explains how microdosing can help quiet the brain's default mode network, which is associated with rumination, anxiety, and depression.
Julie outlines her 30-day microdosing protocol, which involves setting intentions, journaling, and meditation. She emphasizes the importance of simplicity and tailoring the practice to individual needs.
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