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Come meet Alex at LevelUp 2024 and hear him give the strongest case in support of the idea that morality is subjective not objective.

Because we’re still fleshing out the roster and program for LevelUp Europe, we’ve extended early-bird savings through February 1. You can still save 20–50% on registration.

Phoenix is Arizona’s largest city—a place where the spirit of the West continues to inspire in the modern age. For those attending LevelUp 2023, here are ten suggestions of things to see when you have some spare time.

If you’ve attended TOS-Con in the past, you know the soul-fueling power of our conferences. But LevelUp 2023 will break the mold.

After sharpening your mind and fueling your soul at LevelUp 2023, what better way to extend the fun than by joining Objective Standard Institute for a vacation in Sedona?

LevelUp 2023 could be the highlight of your year—and the time to register is now! Early-bird pricing, which will save you 20–50% on registration, ends March 15.

Max Lugavere teaches nutrition for optimizing brain health through his bestselling books, including Genius Foods and The Genius Life, as well as his podcast. At LevelUp 2023, Max will discuss the science on nutrition as it currently stands in “Foods for Flourishing.”

The program for LevelUp 2023 has been posted. Register now for your chance to learn from and engage with world-class thinkers on philosophy, self-development, cultural issues, politics, and the arts.

Because we’re still finalizing the (amazing!) program for LevelUp 2023, we’ve extended early-bird pricing to March 15. So you can still save 20–50%.

Looking after your health is vitally important. Your life depends on it, and falling into ill health can affect your ability to do the things you love. But looking after your health is about much more than regular check-ups with the doctor.

James Clear has joined the roster for Objective Standard Institute’s LevelUp 2023, in Phoenix, AZ, June 21–24.

I recently dropped out of college—even though I was an excellent student. I went to the best school in my state, University of Wisconsin, Madison, where I scored a cumulative 96 percent in all my classes and was a year ahead. Why would I leave such a “good” situation?