We are happy to be on hand at Loyola Academy for An Evening with Brian Johnson, author of the new book, Areté: Activate Your Heroic Potential. Brian Johnson, founder and CEO of Heroic Public Benefit Corporation, will join Matt McCall, the Founder of FORGE Capital (and voted one of the Top 100 venture capitalists in the world) for an unforgettable evening to help you build greater confidence, find meaning and purpose, perform at a higher level, and win the ultimate game of life. We'll have copies of Areté for sale, and Mr. Johnson will be happy to sign his book!

This event is free, to register, please CLICK HERE. 

As a Founder and CEO, Brian made crowdfunding history and built and sold two social platforms. As a philosopher and teacher, he’s helped millions of people from around the world, trained 10,000+ Heroic Coaches from 100+ countries and created a protocol that science says changes lives. Now, in his new book, Areté (pronounced “are-uh-tay.”), he integrates timeless truths with contemporary science and practical tools to help readers fulfill their destinies and be the best versions of themselves.

During this conversational event, Brian will be walking through the seven objectives of Areté and Heroic and how to apply them to your life. Areté is the one-word answer Aristotle and the Ancient Stoics would give on how to live a good life. It typically translates as 'virtue' or 'excellence' but has a deeper meaning: something closer to being your best self, moment to moment to moment. That’s Areté.

Brian Johnson is the Founder and CEO of Heroic Public Benefit Corporation. He's 50% philosopher, 50% CEO, and 101% committed to helping create a world in which 51% of humanity is flourishing by the year 2051. As a Founder/CEO he's raised $25M+, made crowdfunding history, and built and sold two social platforms. As a philosopher/teacher, he's helped millions of people from around the world, trained 10,000+ Heroic Coaches from 100+ countries and created a protocol that science says changes lives. He lives in the country outside Austin, Texas, with his wife, Alexandra, and their two kids, Emerson and Eleanor.