What's my job after psychedelics?

[Mixcoatl]

I've been doing it for years. I've realized the fabric of the universe. I've felt love for everyone with LSD. Now what? 

I can't function well in sober state since I have ADHD. I'm 38 and I am still struggling to give direction to my life and my business projects.

I don't know if psychedelics are really helpful for a good life.

[Rigel]

What is wrong with your sober state? Plenty of ADHD people manage fine.
What do you do with your time? Describe a typical average day for us.

[Joseph Maynor]

I don't think you have to do anything but integrate the trip.  I could take a couple days.

[Joshe]

Unpractical people burden their minds with useless and unverifiable theories, and court failure by entertaining speculations which, by their very nature, cannot be applied in practice. The man whose powers are shown in what he does, and not in mere talking or arguing, avoids metaphysical quibbling and quandaries, and applies himself to the accomplishment of some good and useful end.

That which cannot be reduced to practice should not be allowed to hamper the mind. It should be thrown aside, abandoned, and ignored. A man recently told me that if his theory should be proved to have no useful end, he should still retain his hold upon it as a beautiful theory. If a man chooses to cling to so-called "beautiful" theories which are proved to have no use in life, and no substantial basis of reality, he must not be surprised if he fails in his wordly undertakings, for he is an unpractical man.

When the powers of the mind are diverted from speculative theorizing to practical doing, whether in material or moral directions, skill, power, knowledge, and prosperity increase. A man's prosperity is measured by his usefulness to the community, and a man is useful in accordance with that he does, and not because of the theories which he entertains.

The carpenter fashions a chair; the builder erects a house; the mechanic produces a machine; and the wise man moulds a perfect character. Not the schismatic, the theorists and the controversialists, but the workers, the makers, and the doers are the salt of the earth.

Let a man turn away from the mirages of intellectual speculation, and begin to do something, and to do it with all his might, and he will thereby gain a special knowledge, wield a special power, and reach his own unique position and prosperity among his fellows.

- James Allen, 8 Pillars of Prosperity 

Edited 16 hours ago by Joshe