LifeWave Founder and CEO David Schmidt made a stunning entrance at Global Convention — beaming in from backstage and unveiling new technology to revolutionize our capacity to share our mission and vision with the world.

With next-level hologram technology, LifeWave is harnessing light in a whole new way. With EPIC units in each of our global offices, we now have the ability to use light to transport our 3-D image around the world with no carbon footprint.

This means our LifeWave leaders can be present at conventions and events worldwide without ever leaving the office. No longer limited by proximity, David Schmidt, Meredith Berkich, Ryan Barson — or YOU, as an organizational leader — can be in two, three, or even four places at once.

Plus, this new technology can go on the road wherever you go.

Our new M UNITS travel with you to your meetings, allowing you to add a personal touch to the way you're building your business.

With a leader as forward-thinking as David Schmidt, it's no surprise he found a new way to push the literal limits of human possibility.

Think local, build global with the power of reflected light.

Building Belief With Innovation

Meredith Berkich, LifeWave President

LifeWave President Meredith Berkich kicked off Friday by asking: What do you expect to take away from LifeWave Global Convention?

Are you hoping to build belief in the company?

Are you hoping to build belief in the products?

Are you hoping to build belief in yourself?

She then shared her keys to building belief with innovation in both the technology we share and the way we approach challenges by using creativity, process, education, training, and how we present the business.

Be Courageous

To be an innovative organization as a company, as individuals, or as a community, we must be courageous. Change is inevitable, and it takes courage to embrace change and evolve for greater success.

There are countless examples of companies that failed to innovate. Meredith listed a few, including Polaroid, Blockbuster, Atari, and Yahoo. In a rapidly changing industry with projections that half of the world's population will have a side gig by the year 2026, the opportunities to innovate are all around us.

We must be courageous.

Embrace Change

The only constant is change, and handling it with innovation is crucial to continued success. Meredith shared the difference between tolerating change and embracing change with innovation.

To Tolerate Change is to passively accept it and maintain it without moving forward.

Embracing Change is to be proactive and enthusiastic. This leads to innovation by seeing new circumstances as growth opportunities, having excitement in learning and applying something new, and striving for continuous improvement.

Stay Curious

Innovation may require us to move away from our traditional thoughts. Meredith cited Founder and CEO David Schmidt's constant curiosity. Not only is he thinking about our incredible product technology, but he's always exploring new ways to change the world.

Take the innovations you learn here and the vision and mission of LifeWave back to your families, friends, and into your communities.

LifeWave Global Operations & Manufacturing

Colman Dillon - Chief Operations Officer

Colman Dillon celebrated the tremendous growth rate of LifeWave with two promises from the operations team:

1- We will always have products in stock

In support of our shared mission of touching a billion homes, we will always have the products to support unprecedented growth.

Currently, LifeWave is manufacturing:

•1,200,000 patches produced each day

• 700,000 sleeves a month

• Capacity to support sales of $1.2 billion annually

• Preparation in place to support sales of $2.2 billion by the end of 2024

2- We will be a good partner to our planet

Colman emphasized that LifeWave's success is important, but how we achieve that success is even more important.

Energy, waste management, recycling, responsible packaging, and preserving water and other natural resources are all managed to the highest standards at LifeWave.

Love God, work hard, and take care of each other.

LifeWave Takes Flight

New "Voyager" Drone Unveiled

Wherever people are in need, LifeWave has been committed to providing aid through monetary and product donations. On Saturday afternoon, LifeWave Founder and CEO David Schmidt introduced a tool that will expand the company's ability to provide aid — a new drone model that has the capability to take off and land virtually anywhere.

The new "Voyager" drone revolutionizes take-off, flight, and landing capabilities. This versatility makes it capable of landing almost anywhere with life-saving supplies, only to take off from that same position to complete another rescue-aid mission.

LifeWave "Voyager" Drone Highlights

• Unmatched ability to fly for long periods of time
• Fly as slow as 10 mph to allow for versatile landings and observation
• Ability to fly in all weather conditions
• New methods of propulsion
• Functions as a communications system
• Provide valuable medical aid or search and rescue operations that other drones can't provide

Once all phases of development are complete, LifeWave will be able to provide aid by flying life-saving supplies and products directly into areas of need following natural disasters and international conflict.

This is an incredible breakthrough in technology, and it's a feat not replicated by corporate giants with unlimited resources.

In the not-too-distant future, not only will the new drone technology powering the "Flying Wing" and the "Voyager" provide humanitarian relief worldwide, but it will also serve as the genesis of revolutionary clean energy and beyond.

The future is now with LifeWave.

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