Cover Image for (Re)Purpose Spring Equinox 2026
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(Re)Purpose Spring Equinox 2026

Hosted by Sam Ushio & Bee Tangsurat
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About Event

​Breakthroughs happen at inflection points. If you’re re-evaluating your career or your impact, Spring Equinox 2026 is designed to help you navigate what’s next.

​How do I find meaning when everything around me feels so uncertain?

​Am I doing enough — for myself, for the world — or just surviving?

​Does purpose have to be my job, or can it exist in other phases of life?

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This half-day event focuses on the mechanics of building a life and economy designed to endure and thrive.

  • ​The Science: Gaya Herrington (Harvard) and Dr. Tim Lomas (Harvard & Global Flourishing Program) on the frameworks of flourishing and economic wellbeing.

  • ​The Tools: Chris Emura (AI2) and Natalie Naruns (ex-Google) on leveraging AI to build what you want to see in the world.

  • ​The Community: Circle conversations during both segments provide an opportunity to synthesize insights with purpose-driven peers.

​Breakthroughs don't occur in isolation. Leave the darkness of winter and step into the light of spring with a purpose-driven community! 

​Agenda:

​12:30PM-1:00PM. Registration Open.

​1:00PM-1:30PM Welcome. Sam Ushio

​1:30PM-3:00PM The Flourishing Blueprint: Navigating the Transition to a Wellbeing Economy. Gaya Herrington, Dr. Tim Lomas. and Sam Ushio

​3:00PM-3:15PM Connection Break

​3:15PM-445PM AI Stewardship and Flourishing. How Do We Prioritize Regeneration over Extraction? Chris Emura and Natalie Naruns

​4:45PM-5:00PM Recap & Closing Remarks

​5:00PM-6:30PM (Re)Purpose Reception

​Capacity is limited. Waitlist available when we hit capacity.

​​By registering for this event, you agree to share your registration information with event organizers, receive communications, and acknowledge that photos/videos may be taken for promotional use.

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Location
The Collective Seattle
400 Dexter Ave N ste 100, Seattle, WA 98109, USA
70 Went