You can make six figures a year guiding people through mushroom or ketamine journeys. The work takes 5-10 hours per client at thousands of dollars per package, and you can do it weekends, in person or on Zoom.
One of the coolest things I think right now is that there are people that are guiding mushroom journeys, helping people to prep, sitting with them while they're having the experience, and then integrating that. And they're doing it on weekends. It takes maybe like 8 hours, 10 hours total between the preparation, the experience, and some of the aftercare. And they're charging thousands of dollars for those experiences. So now if they do that 4 times in a month, they have a 6-figure career. And so take the ketamine example. You're gonna do an hour of preparation before their journey. You're gonna spend the 2 or 3 hours that it takes to do the actual session, and then you are going to help them for an hour or 2 of integration sessions after. And whether that's in person or over Zoom, you've just done 5 or 6 hours of work. You charged a couple of thousand dollars to do that. They're happy, you're doing well, and what could be better than that? So now that you know that this is happening and it's real and there's real money here, you can step into this as a career, not just something that gives you a thrill.
Some people are looking for a job. Others are looking for work that actually means something.
Building a career in psychedelics isn't as crazy as it sounded five years ago.
