My life in 2030, 2040 and 2050

2030: Sowing the Seeds of Change

As we entered the 2030s, I found myself deeply involved in projects aimed at fostering a regenerative renaissance, addressing challenges faced by humanity and ensuring the flourishing of life on Earth. Initiatives like Dandelion, a platform for co-created gatherings and regenerative events, allowed me to collaborate and contribute to building a better world while staying connected with fellow agents of change.

Moreover, I’ve been integrating my technical training in Machine Learning and AI with my passion for meditation, coaching, and plant medicine. This unique combination has given me a fresh perspective on how these fields can be harmoniously combined to foster transformative growth, both individually and collectively.

However, amidst the rapid technological advancements and increasing environmental challenges, I've also come to recognize the importance of grounding ourselves in the wisdom of the past. My growing interest in ancient knowledge systems, exemplified by my reading of "Hospicing Modernity" by Vanessa Machado De Oliveira, has helped me in uncovering hidden gems of wisdom that can be vital in navigating today's complex world.

2040: Taking Root in Collaboration & Cooperation

As the world continued to change, a new era of social activism and interconnectedness emerged in the 2040s. By then, my experience in facilitating transformative coaching and working with decentralized organizations allowed me to embrace new forms of collaboration that transcended geographical and cultural boundaries.

Drawing from my multidisciplinary background, I actively participated in creating spaces where people could come together to share ideas and co-create innovative solutions, overcoming historical divisions and fostering reciprocal relationships. Educational programs I developed, like “Tools for the Regenerative Renaissance” and “The Promise of Decentralisation,” gained traction as more people joined the journey towards a more just and sustainable future.

In these times, I continued to explore the power of narratives and the importance of aligning ourselves with life-affirming values, as conveyed by the books I read such as “At Work in the Ruins” by Dougald Hine and “Wetiko: Healing the Mind-Virus That Plagues Our World” by Paul Levy.

2050: Reaping the Fruits of a Regenerative Culture

By 2050, the fruits of our concerted efforts started to become more apparent. The world had embraced regenerative, decentralized models of living, working, and organizing, and environmental healing had become a shared purpose, no longer relegated to the margins of our collective imagination.

I remained committed to the power of inner transformation and continued to contribute to the evolving ecosystem of tools and practices, synthesizing insights from diverse sources while holding space for the wide variety of contexts and cultures that we engaged with.

As the years unfolded, I continued to marvel at the impact of collective transformation – not only as a way to build resilience but as a shared journey toward deeper connection and fulfillment. And in this radically changed world, the powerful words of those visionaries came to my mind again: "Seeing that frees"—reminding us of the incredible potential we hold within ourselves to grow, adapt, and reinvent the world around us.

In conclusion, envisioning our lives across the next few decades reveals the promise of a regenerative cultural shift emerging from the fusion of technology, ancient wisdom, and interpersonal growth. By embracing diverse ideas and cultivating collective transformation, we can co-create a flourishing future for ourselves and generations to come.