Fleet MaullThe Entrepreneur’s Zen Master

creating greater interoceptive awareness patgs 26

15 Oct 2026 · 1 min

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In this brief conversational excerpt, Fleet Maull asks how a coach trained by him should respond when a client expresses interest in microdosing but lacks knowledge. The responding speaker outlines a structured inquiry process: first uncover the client’s motivation and curiosity, then probe any prior experience with altered states (breathwork, float tanks, meditation), and finally review current or past medication use. The overarching framing positions low‑dose psychedelics as a tool for cultivating greater interoceptive awareness—a phrase highlighted as a favorite of Fleet’s. The dialogue emphasizes a supportive, exploratory stance rather than prescribing, aiming to equip coaches with a set of diagnostic questions to assess suitability and safety before any microdosing recommendation.

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If someone comes to one of the coaches you've trained and they say, I don't know that much about microdosing, I'm interested in this and the possible benefits of it, how would that coach counsel them?
The first place we start with is questions like, what has you curious about this? What has you interested in this? What prior experience do you have, if any? Do they have any experience with altered state? Do they have any experience with breathwork? Have they ever done a float tank before? Have they ever tried meditating? Are they on any medications? Have they previously been on any medications? So it's looking at Microdosing or these low doses of psychedelics as a tool to help develop greater— which I know, Fleet, this is one of your favorite phrases— greater interoceptive awareness.