There’s a feeling a lot of us carry that’s hard to name. You can do everything “right” — eat well, move, optimize your sleep — and still sense that the way we live is quietly draining something essential. Most of the conversation about fixing it points outward: better policy, greener buildings, smarter apps. But what if it’s a different question. What if the missing piece starts with you?
That question sits at the heart of the Generation Regeneration Online Global Summit, hosted by urban innovator Tony Cho and Future of Cities. Three days live, July 10–12, 2026, 11AM–5PM ET daily. Free.
The premise is timely. Sustainability isn’t enough anymore: sustaining a life that extracts more than it gives back is just a slower version of the problem. The alternative is regeneration — rebuilding broken systems, not maintaining them. And it starts internally. The external world changes when the internal one does.
Here’s why it feel important for me, and why we’re helping Tony spread the word. His premise rhymes with what we’re building at Wellist. Our 2027 theme is Convergence: wellness and healthcare becoming one industry. Wellness keeps us well. Healthcare heals us when we’re not. We need both. Tony tells the same story one scale up — the line between healing yourself and healing the systems around you was never real either. So it’s no accident he’s bringing this to the Forum stage when the global wellness economy gathers in Miami this April.
The lineup is world-class, as we’d expect of Tony: Dan Buettner of Blue Zones, Peter Diamandis MD of the XPRIZE Foundation, Vishen Lakhiani of Mindvalley, Dr. Zach Bush, Paul Stamets, Jamie Wheal, Ocean Robbins, and 25+ others.
Three days. Online. Free. Live.
May you be better than well,
Myk
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