ENGLISH VERSION IN SUMMER 2026
High Achievers -
Psychedelics and the Search for a Meaningful Life
Everything optimised, and now what?
The job is going well, life is built, on paper it all adds up. And still the sense remains that something essential is missing.
This book explains why that is, and why more and more people are looking for the answer in a psychedelic experience. It follows people through guided psilocybin processes and shows what happens when patterns come loose that insight alone cannot reach. It connects the neuroscience behind it with what actually takes place in practice: in the preparation, during the session, in the months that follow.
A book about what is missing when everything is there. And about what sets a fulfilled life apart from a successful one.
What you'll find in this book
How psilocybin works in the brain, and why the latest studies from Johns Hopkins and Imperial College London are redefining how we understand change
Why insight alone changes no patterns, and what it takes instead
How professional psychedelic guidance actually unfolds, from preparation through session to integration
What risks and limits exist, and how to recognise serious, reputable guidance
What can change after such an experience in everyday life, at work, and in relationships
“Deep knowledge and vast experience, brought together in one beautifully written book.”
“Anyone interested in the subject, whether a newcomer or someone with a professional background, will find a great deal in a small space: a high density of facts, deep insight, and a wealth of hands-on experience.”
— Amazon ReviewWhat readers are saying
“A really good introduction to the world of psychedelics.”
“The case studies give you a tangible sense of what can happen in these processes, what matters, and the role that preparation, guidance, and integration play.”
— Amazon Review“Despite being short on time, I devoured this book.
“The pleasant writing style and compact length make it a must-have for anyone interested in psychedelic experiences (not just high achievers).”
— Amazon Review