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Ayn Rand said that "anyone who fights for the future, lives in it today." This course will help you to assertively and effectively defend your values with family members, classmates, coworkers, friends or in some public forum. We will also explore the personal benefits to you, for example, increased confidence, enhanced benevolent universe premises and a wider...See More

This course shows how attaining a better understanding of the relation of the conscious and subconscious enables you to achieve greater happiness. In the realms of work and career, this course shows how to identify the primary source of pleasure, and how to integrate that with other job aspects.

This panel was recorded at the 2015 Objectivist Summer Conference in Charlotte, NC.

How do you make your romantic relationship thrive? You cannot rely on feelings alone but must actively think about how to enhance the relationship. This course covers: the visibility principle, understanding your partner, encouraging your partner to pursue values, making your partner feel loved, joint decision-making and more...

Most people believe that finding love and making a relationship work involves sacrifice, and think that lasting passionate romance is the result of luck, chemistry, trial and error, or emotions of the moment. In the new book "The Selfish Path to Romance", psychologists Edwin Locke and Ellen Kenner argue just the opposite...