Leading with Intuition, Clarity & Plant Medicine with Tiffany Hurd

Jul 18

Can microdosing make you a more effective leader? In this episode, we explore the most common questions we receive about microdosing with Tiffany Hurd, Microdosing Advisor, Leadership Mentor, and Co-Founder of Golden Rule Mushrooms. With over a decade of experience in the psychedelic space, Tiffany has guided hundreds of leaders, professionals, and creatives through microdosing protocols that foster clarity, emotional intelligence, and deeper intuition. She shares how these practices help individuals step into leadership with authenticity and why the world is calling for more conscious leadership now.

We also dive into the power of one-on-one guidance versus group settings, what to expect from a microdosing journey, and how to approach it safely and intentionally, especially if you're someone who can’t afford to be “off your game.” Tiffany sheds light on the neuroscience behind microdosing, why it’s not just “woo-woo,” and how it’s being used to help corporate teams connect, collaborate, and create from a place of shared purpose.

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What You’ll Learn in Today’s Episode:

How microdosing enhances clarity and creativity.
The neuroscience behind microdosing.
Why leaders are turning to microdosing.
The emotional intelligence benefits of plant medicine.
How to approach microdosing safely.
The difference between group and one-on-one support.
How to lead from intuition, not fear.
How microdosing can impact business decision-making.
What Golden Rule Mushrooms offers.
How to begin your own intentional microdosing practice.

Ideas Worth Sharing:

“Microdosing isn’t just some woo-woo thing that happens to be mainstream, it is actually neurobiologically benefiting your brain and your body.” - Tiffany Hurd
“Microdosing creates more emotional depth and connection.” - Tiffany Hurd
“When you dial into yourself and you become more intuitively driven, the soul works so much faster than the mind does. So, all of your decision-making takes on this new element too.” - Kayse Gehret