I am proud of this person for finding such deep meaning in his life. I also think it's possible that one can practice deep listening, use psychedelics responsi

I am proud of this person for finding such deep meaning in his life. I also think it's possible that one can practice deep listening, use psychedelics responsibly, and practice methods such as the Rosen Method (or any other meditation-esque practices including yoga etc) without dedicating their life fully to them, and receive magnificent benefits - including prevention of burnout. It may be his calling, but it seems burnout is a large motivator to this decision as others have discussed. I just wanted to come here to say I do the things he does regularly (but by no means am I an expert), to a great degree of success and benefit, while keeping a software job I love and not becoming a therapist. I have no signs of burnout and I actually attribute that in large part to discovering similar "clues" as discussed in the article, early on.