Show notes
Jemie Sae Koo and Matt Zemon share about the life events that led them to finding their current path with Psychable, the #1 trusted and comprehensive online community dedicated to connecting those interested in legally exploring psychedelic-assisted therapy with practitioners who can support them.
They provide an exploration of the concept of conscious capitalism, through the lens of the Northstar Pledge. You'll hear them discuss:
Walking the walk, embodying the work
Studying the traditions, doing your homework, understanding matters on a deeper level
Building trust, being transparent, speaking from one’s own lived experience
No competition: sharing so everyone can win, standing on the shoulders of giants
Considering the gravity: thinking about the patients first, including affordability and accessibility
Focusing on the process (there is no “one-size fits-all” solution)
Transparency, accountability
Paying it forward, reciprocity
Being energetically aligned with investors
Finding a way to work within the system as it exists while making change
The importance of sharing our experiences and trusting our own inner healing intelligence
Matt reached out to me after the recording to give the correct name of the experiment that he referenced in the show: Rick Doblin's long-term follow-up and critique of Pahnke's Good Friday Experiment. You can learn more about this experiment and Rick's critique here:
https://maps.org/articles/5414-good-friday-drugs-mysticism
Bio:
Matt is the Chief Strategy Officer and Co-Founder of Psychable. A serial entrepreneur with two successful exits, Matt began his career founding Red Sky Productions, an entertainment company specializing in American Indian Talent, working closely with the National Congress of American Indians. Matt is also the co-founder of Take2Minutes, a nonprofit dedicated to helping to improve happiness, and is currently pursuing a Master of Science in Psychology and Neuroscience at King’s College London.

