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James Eshleman
Guide at The Center of All Directions
- Mentor
- Psychedelics
- Entrepreneur
- 📍Denver, CO
James is a Psychedelic Guide, Transformational Coach, Public Speaker, Community Builder, and Psychedelic Policy Advocate
In early 2017, James was working in finance and struggling with depression, alcohol abuse, and lacked real purpose in life. On January 31, 2017, while sitting at his desk, in a moment of clarity and courage, he stood up from his desk and quit his career on the spot. Four days later he participated in his first ayahuasca ceremony and a new chapter in his life began.
He would eventually go on to become a psychedelic apprentice, assisting in over 100 ayahuasca ceremonies that served 1,500+ individuals.
Now, as a psychedelic guide in his own practice, he has worked with 200+ individuals in 1-1 psilocybin ceremonies since 2019. Currently, he serves on the Colorado Natural Medicine Advisory Board’s various Subcommittees helping to establish the nation’s second legal psychedelic therapy licensure model.
As a transformational coach, James helps clients shed limiting beliefs, conditioned patterns, and subconscious fears to find freedom.
In the next iteration of his life’s purpose, James is currently working on building Colorado’s preeminent psychedelic healing center and transformational community.
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LET'S TALK ABOUT
- Psilocybin for spiritual well-being
- State licensure for psychedelic facilitators
- How to live in alignment with one’s own unique gifts in the world
BOOK NOW FOR your podcast
James Eshleman
Guide at The Center of All Directions
- 📍Denver, CO
- Mentor
- Psychedelics
- Entrepreneur
James is a Psychedelic Guide, Transformational Coach, Public Speaker, Community Builder, and Psychedelic Policy Advocate
In early 2017, James was working in finance and struggling with depression, alcohol abuse, and lacked real purpose in life. On January 31, 2017, while sitting at his desk, in a moment of clarity and courage, he stood up from his desk and quit his career on the spot. Four days later he participated in his first ayahuasca ceremony and a new chapter in his life began.
He would eventually go on to become a psychedelic apprentice, assisting in over 100 ayahuasca ceremonies that served 1,500+ individuals.
Now, as a psychedelic guide in his own practice, he has worked with 200+ individuals in 1-1 psilocybin ceremonies since 2019. Currently, he serves on the Colorado Natural Medicine Advisory Board’s various Subcommittees helping to establish the nation’s second legal psychedelic therapy licensure model.
As a transformational coach, James helps clients shed limiting beliefs, conditioned patterns, and subconscious fears to find freedom.
In the next iteration of his life’s purpose, James is currently working on building Colorado’s preeminent psychedelic healing center and transformational community.
read more
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LET'S TALK ABOUT
- Psilocybin for spiritual well-being
- State licensure for psychedelic facilitators
- How to live in alignment with one’s own unique gifts in the world
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“James Eshleman was on the path to success before he hit thirty. An associate vice president of sales at Personal Capital, he had a lucrative and stable job. He was young, bright and on his way.
And miserable.
Citing words like ‘anxiety,’ ‘depression’ and ‘lack of fulfillment,’ the 26-year-old Eshleman took his New Year’s resolutions seriously on January 1, 2017, quitting that promising career in financial services with no idea of where he would go next.”
Ask me
| Why is there so much suffering in our society and culture? |
| What is the promise of psychedelics within our world? |
| Why is it so important to find your own unique gift that you are meant to bring to the world? |
| Why do you feel like this work called you in to be a participant in the introduction of psychedelics to our western world? |
| What new and interesting topics are you paying attention to? |
| What concerns you about the psychedelic movement? |
| With psychedelics coming online and the broad potential for healing within culture, what happens next? |