A very promising event is right around the corner.

“Convergence 2026 Summit” is a free online event (May 26–28). It is for you who feel like the world has changed fast and the old ways of working and living are no longer effective.

The event brings together famous speakers who talk about two things.

Your inner life (peace, purpose, happiness).

Your outer success (business, money, career).

The people running it are called Healthy Wealthy nWise. They say that the event is “powered by Temporal Intelligence” – which is a fancy way of saying they help you understand what works now, not what worked five years ago.

Let me reveal more.

Convergence 2026 Summit Review

Speakers

The organiser says… “The world’s most trusted voices on life, success and what it actually takes to thrive when everything around you is changing”.

• Dawson Church – He is a scientist who studies how our thoughts change our brain and body. He explains why stress and old habits hurt us, using real science.
• Jim Britt – A longtime speaker on success and mindset. He helps you think clearly when the world feels confusing.
• Marci Shimoff – She was in the movie The Secret. She teaches how to feel happy even when life is hard. Very warm and heart‑centered.
• Debra Poneman – She writes and speaks about abundance and gratitude. She helps you see the wealth you already have before chasing more.
• Mark Joyner – He is a smart marketing person who looks at where the world is going. He probably created the “Temporal Intelligence” idea.
• Rich Schefren – He helps business owners who feel stuck or scattered. He finds the “real problem” that is holding you back.
• Eric Lofholm – He teaches sales, but in a kind, helpful way. If you need to sell something but hate “pushy” sales, he is your person.
• Randy Gage – He challenges your old beliefs about money and success. He can be a little bold and funny.
• Matt Bacak – He is a “promoter guy.” He knows how to get your message in front of people online in 2026.
• Tyler J. Watson – He helps entrepreneurs stop trading time for money. He shows you how to build systems that work while you sleep, perfect for 2026’s faster pace.
• Dan Kuschell – A growth and scaling expert. He works with established business owners who feel maxed out and helps them double revenue without doubling stress.
• Mike Hill – He focuses on leadership and personal accountability. If you feel like your team or your life is out of control, he gives you simple tools to take back the wheel.
• Travis Wright – A tech and AI marketing strategist. He cuts through the hype and shows you exactly which new tools will actually save you time this year.
• Jason Prall – He looks at human longevity from a big-picture view. He connects sleep, light, food and mindset into one plan for feeling younger for longer.
• Fleet Maull – A meditation teacher who spent 14 years in prison. He teaches how to find freedom and purpose even in the most trapped-feeling situations.
• Dr. Espen Wold-Jensen – He studies high performance and recovery. He explains why rest is not lazy — it’s your secret weapon for outlasting everyone else.
• Dr. James Dentley – A holistic health doctor. He finds hidden root causes of fatigue and brain fog that normal checkups miss.
• Janet Attwood – She co-created the “Passion Test.” She helps you stop guessing what you want and get crystal clear in under an hour.
• Lady Jen Du Plessis – She teaches introverts and empaths how to earn well without being aggressive. A relief for people who hate “hustle culture.”
• Dr. Richard Kaye – A chiropractic neurologist. He works with brain-based disorders and shows how small physical changes can create huge mental shifts.
• Sabrina & Tristan Truscott – A couple who teach conscious relationships and business partnerships. They help you stop fighting with your partners about money or time.
• MaryEllen Tribby – A direct response marketing expert. She focuses on helping women and moms build profitable online brands without burnout.
• Eram Saeed – She specialises in subconscious healing. She believes your past stories are running your present — and shows you how to rewrite them.
• Lisa Nichols – A motivational speaker from The Secret. She is loud, loving and real — she teaches you how to stop playing small and speak your truth.
• Christian Mickelsen – He helps high-achievers overcome fear of failure and public speaking. Great if your hands sweat just thinking about being on camera.
• Paulson Thomas – A business automation and AI workflow specialist. He builds “invisible systems” so you don’t have to be the engine of your own business.
• Daniel Robbins – He teaches high-ticket closing and negotiation. Unlike old-school sales, he focuses on empathy and serving the buyer’s deep needs.
• Iman Aghay – A neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) master. He helps you change emotional patterns from the inside out — no willpower required.
• Darius M. Barazandeh – He helps people with chronic illness and mystery symptoms. He connects emotional trauma to physical pain in a very practical way.
• Jeffrey Hayzlett – A former CMO and TV host. He is bold, fast-talking and teaches you how to make big decisions without overthinking.
• Andrea Miller – She founded YourTango and teaches modern love and communication. She helps you stop repeating the same relationship fights.
• James Lam – A risk management expert (rare in this space). He helps you see what could go wrong before it does — calm, analytical and reassuring.

These are big names in self‑help and business. People who have followed this world for 20+ years will recognise almost everyone.

The Upside & The Fine Print

What I like most first.

It is free and virtual. Anyone can join from anywhere at their own convenience.

It mixes heart and hustle. Most events do one or the other. This one tries to do both.

It admits the old rules are broken. They say: what worked in 2022 is quietly failing in 2026. That feels true to a lot of you right now.

It’s not about non-stop hustle. They are not telling you to work 18 hours a day. They want you to work smarter and calmer.

What you should know before you go.

It will sell you something. Almost all free online summits have a paid “upgrade” at the end. Expect offers for courses or coaching.

That’s not a bad thing at all. Some will benefit, some may find it annoying. 

I recommend that you extract value from the free event and then, it’s up to you to reject any offer. Totally optional.

Notice:. It is not for tech or policy fans. There are other events called “Convergence” about robots, politics, or A/V equipment. This is not that. This is about you – your life, your mindset, your money.

Attending, Reporting & Q&As

I am going to attend Convergence 2026.

During the three days of the event (May 26–28, 2026), I will be sharing highlights — The best ideas, the most useful quotes and the moments that made me stop and think.

I’ll also be answering questions daily with the live chat. If you watch the event and something confuses you, or you want to know how to use an idea in your real life, you can ask me here. I will answer one set of questions each day of the event.

No catch. Just a real person attending a summit, sharing my experience and insights.

Should You Attend?

Yes, if…

You feel tired or lost with how fast things are changing.

You have heard of the speakers before and like them.

You want free, high‑quality ideas about mindset and business.

No, if…

You hate online sales funnels.

You do not believe your inner state affects your outer success.

You are looking for technical training (coding, wiring, policy writing).

This is a free, three‑day online event for you who want to feel clearer, calmer and more successful in a confusing 2026 world. The speakers are famous in the self‑help and business world. I am going, I will share what I learn and I will answer your questions each day on my website.

The Organiser – Healthy Wealthy nWise

Who is behind this event?

The summit is run by Healthy Wealthy nWise (HW&W). Their website shows they work with practical online teachers like Pat Flynn. They mix mindset with real business skills – not just positive thinking. They also build an email community, so expect to get an invitation to join their list. That is how they keep the event free and because of the sponsors.

The company is not a charity or a university. They are a media and education company. They give away free content (like this summit) to build trust and later, they probably offer paid programs.

That does not make them bad – it makes them smart.

Just go in with open eyes and take the free value first.

Who I Recommend Most: Rich Schefren

If you only have time to watch one speaker at Convergence 2026, let me make this easy for you. Watch Rich Schefren.

I have followed Rich’s work for many years. I even attended an event in the past, where he spoke alongside other big names in business. And here is what stood out to me: almost all of those other famous speakers took time to praise Rich.

They called him their teacher. Their mentor. The person they learned from.

That told me everything I needed to know.

Here is something I did not know until I looked him up recently. Rich started his business career in clothing manufacturing. He took over his family’s struggling clothing business and turned it into a hot boutique in Soho, New York, dressing celebrities like Prince and Uma Thurman.

I also began my business career as a clothing manufacturer. So when I learned that about Rich, I felt an even deeper connection to him. He walked a path I know well.

After clothing, Rich built other successful businesses. Then he started teaching others. And here is where he became different. He is known as the “coach to the gurus”.

The biggest names in online business—people like Russell Brunson, Ryan Deiss and Frank Kern—have all been his students.

His ideas have helped add over $15 billion dollars to his clients’ businesses.

Rich does not teach flashy tricks. He teaches the real structure of business. How to think clearly. How to find the one thing holding you back. He is an all-time entrepreneur who built real companies before he ever taught anyone else how to do it.

That is why I trust him. And that is why I am telling you. If you are short on time during Convergence 2026, make Rich Schefren your priority.

Highlights

Mark Joyner & Ric Thompson – Navigating AI-Driven Change: Trust, Adaptation and Opportunity in 2026.

I fully enjoyed this session. So much to think of, so many ideas, so much to learn.

Mark Joyner is a dynamite. He’s the inventor of the tracking pixel and other digital marketing concepts, which we take for granted today. 

They discussed above all… AI.

Artificial intelligence vs. human and nature intelligence, constraints in AI development and expansion, what happens if AI starts making decisions with its will (free or something else?), potentiality of AI, misaligned value systems in AI, AI evolution, AI security, AI & jobs (a topic which I discussed recently), AI governance. 

But the discussion did not stay there. 

Human existence, philosophical questions, human running on incentives, health, mainstream news, how to achieve more without sacrificing valuable things, human character, game of thrones, extraordinary achievements, longevity, brain cryogenic perservation, technology and solving problems, the future, self-development, relationships with others, human behaviour, predictions, technological singularity, catastrophic and black swan events, evolving and emerging industries, propaganda, middle-man business opportunities, homeschooling, the currency of the future (it will open endless possibilities for everyone), the covid era, Aristotelis and Platonas, the truth, human consciousness evolution and much more.

Mark’s final message.

Seek the maximum truth with the understanding of epistemological humility. It equips us to become very resourceful. Know where you are.

My Experience

Update: May 27, 2026.

I joined the video streaming platform early on and was waiting for the event to get started.

Ric introduced himself as the host of the event. Pleasant character and kind-hearted.

He announced a raffle and when that finished, he shared the link to the sessions and ended the streaming.

The link, which can also be found inside the welcoming email, got me to the sessions page.

I was expecting a virtual, live event but all the sessions were preloaded to the page. All the sessions are pre-recorded.

That was disappointing.

On the other hand, what matters most is the content itself, although the delivery method plays an important role too.

The content is exceptional. Twenty-two (22) sessions so far, eleven (11) for day one and eleven for day two (day three incoming), interviews with some of the world’s top minds and experts sharing actionable insights and cutting-edge strategies.

You can’t easily find such a treasure of knowledge and inside information elsewhere.

The video player allows you to move forward and backwards at will.

If I were the organiser of the event, I would not name it “Summit”. Although summits are not strictly live, most people expect a live event, especially when there is an abundance of guests.

In any case, the organiser could have presented the sessions in a different, more attractive, elegant way.

I bet that most attendees felt that too. A disharmony in user experience.

All in all, the content of the sessions balances the negative side of the prerecorded delivery.

There’s a lot to learn. Use the summit as a vehicle, a tool to improve in all areas of life and business.

Epilogue

The world changed. Your old playbook didn’t. This summit won’t save you—but the right idea from the right person might.

I started in clothing manufacturing, just like Rich Schefren. I learned that real success comes from clear thinking, not working harder.

Your next step is yours to take.

See you inside and I am here to help. Ask me anything.

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