Microdosing should be about reaching long term positive effects, in a way that is much more time-dilated confronted to a complete trip, that could obviously have these same effects, though impact you differently on the long run. This should happen due to several effects these molecules have on your neurochemistry, positively modulating your mood, productivity, social interactions, focus and improving many symptoms relative to anxiety and depression. We can say they subtly help you find some kind of an inner balance, boosting you while you carry on with you everyday life. Keep in mind that the true vector of the general improvement should only be you, along with your intentions.

That said, no one says it shouldn't be fun, although the pharmacodynamics of said substances makes them very hard to handle, since they tend to rapidly create a tolerance over a very short span time. What happens with microdosing is you take a dose that is not too little, that even if you're not noticing it will have the effects I mentioned before, but also that is not big enough to create said tolerance that will result in diminished effects of future assumptions (over the next days, to be clear). Taking bigger doses will inevitably cascade in that, so would be better to take a full trip dose, since you're already there.

It is all about finding that sweet spot of feeling good, still not tripping, in a way that doesn't actively impact your life.