How to Be a Perfect Human | 4 Mondays: Nov 9, 16, 30 & Dec 7
Walk out in December with a clearer head, a steadier character, and a better answer to the question that runs your life: how should I live?
Nobody is perfect. That is exactly why this class exists.
IN FOUR MONDAY EVENINGS YOU WILL
Learn to see through the illusions that keep smart people stuck (Plato)
Build the inner discipline to stay calm when life is not (Marcus Aurelius)
Find meaning that holds up under real suffering (Viktor Frankl)
Think clearly about what makes you human in the age of AI (Descartes)
Four of the most life changing books ever written, read with a small group of serious people. You leave with a practice you can use every week, not just notes.
YOUR GUIDE
Dr. Khaldoun A. Sweis, Professor of Philosophy, author (Oxford University Press, Zondervan), executive coach and founder of the 800+ member Chicago Philosophy Association.
Only 12 seats. Founding price $150 ends Friday, October 23.
THE FOUR SESSIONS
One registration covers all four. Mondays, 7:00 to 8:30 pm. The date shown above is the first night.
Mon, Nov 9: Plato, the Apology and the Allegory of the Cave
Mon, Nov 16: Marcus Aurelius, Meditations
Mon, Nov 30: Viktor Frankl, Man's Search for Meaning
Mon, Dec 7: Descartes and the Age of AI
No class Nov 23, Thanksgiving week.
VENUE
A beautiful Chicago location, announced soon. Registered guests get the address by email.
WHO IT IS FOR
Thoughtful men and women seeking wisdom, character, clarity and a more meaningful life. No philosophy background needed. Just curiosity and honesty.
Questions? Email khaldoun@logicallysyndicated.com