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Dear there,
What if the future of health is not years away, but already reshaping what is possible today?
From longevity science and regenerative medicine to artificial intelligence, precision diagnostics and nervous system regulation, we are entering a new era in human health and performance. If you are curious what any of it means for you and your family, this event is for you.
I would like to invite you to The Future of Biohacking, online, 15 to 18 September 2026. It is a free four-day event produced by our friends at HeartMind Institute.
Register free here
Register now and three interviews land with you straight away, with Dr. Gabor Maté, Dr. Dan Siegel and JJ Virgin.
The event brings together the science, the practical application and some unusually good conversations, all pointed at helping you understand where health, longevity and human performance are actually heading.
More than 25 experts are speaking, among them Dave Asprey, Naveen Jain and Jim Kwik.
You will be joining thousands of other people working on the same questions, with 24 hours of free access to each day’s sessions.
Across the four days you will learn how to:
- Support healthy longevity with what science can actually show today.
- Improve metabolic health, energy and resilience.
- Sharpen brain performance, memory and focus.
- Work with recovery and nervous system regulation instead of against them.
- Understand where precision medicine, artificial intelligence and regenerative health are heading.
- Build a foundation that holds up over a lifetime rather than a quarter.
Claim your free seat
One thing I want to say plainly, there. I have taught for thirty-five years that outer world follows inner world, and I stand behind every word of it. But consciousness expresses through a vehicle, and when that vehicle is running depleted, everything you are building has to squeeze down a narrower channel to get out. This is the part of the work most people in personal development quietly skip.
It costs nothing but a few hours of your attention. If it feels like your truth to be in the room, the door is open. If not, that is fine too.
All the best,
Peter
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