Embrace!
We use paredit all the time at work though some devs still hold out against it occasionally. It’s far more productive and perfectly intuitive with only a bit of effort at the start.
But I love that Zach Oakes has implemented Parinfer into his fantastic pure browser editor Paren Soup. For newbies or non technical people this is the editor they like as otherwise getting parens right can be really discouraging. I use it too at quick tech discussion sessions to demo clojure stuff 
http://oakes.github.io/paren-soup/
Might try to use Parinfer over paredit soon but there are some edge cases that Parinfer struggles with where Clojure departs from conventional Lisp syntax I believe.