Well Joe Rogan wouldn’t of smoked DMT
Jokes
I would be more honest, I would say what I think more. This would sharpen my intellect and will and I would be more precise with my words and meaning and more attuned to how I feel. Essentially a better communicator.
Would I quit my job?
Probably not, I think I would be happier in my job, less angst and time wasting soft stepping around hard questions and with even harder answers. I wouldn’t shy away from challenges or fear peoples negative opinions of me. This would lead me to doing better and more meaningful work in less time.
With my wife, I would be happier, I wouldn’t fear being completely honest. Like if she asked me what I was doing in my room, I would say looking at porn. I would feel bad and watch less porn. Which would lead to a better sex life with her.
Its a chain you see, butterfly effect
With friends, I would stop trying to impress. I would listen, I would tell them my honest opinions, I would confront them and hope they would confront me, I would be more open about my failures and how I don’t know everything and am not necessarily the smart one. This would allow me to have better relationships and even better friends.
With God, no fear with god, what a thing to say. I would love him/her/it more, I wouldn’t be afraid of embracing that I am here for a purpose and a good purpose at that. Lady Gaga says god makes no mistakes. I would feel that in my actions that they are actions of god, in small small way, adding a touch of the divine in everything I do. I would also see my fellow man better, as more human, more like me.
In life it means embracing the moment more. Most of my fears are in the future. Like having enough to retire, or feeding my unborn child and supporting a family. But in the moment there is very little
I fear. I would be able to embrace the moment more and become more attuned with what I need moment to moment.
Living one day at a time, one moment at a time.
Stranger in Sydney 