THE FUTURE OF SELF

Day02. Thursday, July 08, 11:30 EDT

As the world evolves faster and faster, the present and future become highly uncertain & we need more than ever to design our own individual futures. This talk explores how we can shape the future of our identities, exploring different psychological models and frameworks for personal evolution that we can leverage to step into the future and prepare for what is coming.

We are exploring the future of our identities. We recognize that the present and future are highly uncertain, and that we need to actively design our individual futures. As the world evolves faster and faster, we recognize that the present and future are highly uncertain, and that we need to actively design our individual futures.

We will explore different psychological models and personal evolution frameworks to understand how we can as individuals step into the future prepared for what is coming. Attendees who are at an intersection or hinge point in their individual existence or collective understanding will benefit from this introspective workshop.

Alan Leviton is an architect by training, hybrid designer by evolution, leader by experience, and futurist by passion. He is an insatiably curious generalist operating across transdisciplinary spaces and projects. Alan constantly speculates over everything the future may hold, and how we might actively collaborate in strategizing and designing our collective desired futures. He exists to help individuals and companies who are looking to make a positive and uplifting change to the world and society achieve bold, hair, and audacious goals and visions. This is an increasingly post-normal world, carrying with it a wealth of both opportunity and challenge, so let us reach out and change for the good of society!

Domi Sea is a futures designer. She focuses on biomimiesis, a discipline aiming to replicate the logic of nature in the design of systems as well as in arts, engineering, and technology. Her hope is to see technology and human evolution become an empowerment of nature rather than its destruction.