Weeks 11-20

While you will gain both knowledge and enjoyment from these challenges, you will gain a more rational world to live and thrive in by sharing your Objectivist365 Challenges on your favorite social media outlet.

Week 11:

• Take a quotation from @AynRandBot, give it a pretty background and post it as a meme or inspirational poster on Facebook or Twitter.

OR

• Post a question in the Objectivism Q&A Facebook group.

Week 12:

• If you have 2 credits/month on Audible, listen to and REVIEW a book by an Objectivist author: The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand.

Week 13:

• If you have Kindle Unlimited, read and REVIEW a book by an Objectivist author: New Eden: Idolatry Book 2 by Quent Cordair.

OR

• Contact The Hill and say, “Thanks for publishing “‘America First’: Rethinking the Meaning of Self-Interest” by Peter Schwartz. I look forward to more articles from the Ayn Rand Institute.” Be sure to sign your name!

Week 14:

• Follow and rate a podcast: The Yaron Brook Show – News and Philosophy

Week 15:

• If you have 1 credit/month on Audible, listen to and REVIEW a book by an Objectivist author: No Time to Die by Kira Peikoff.

OR

• Take a lesson on the ARI campus: Lesson 3 of Eight Great Plays by Leonard Peikoff.

Week 16:

• If you have Kindle Unlimited, read and REVIEW a book by an Objectivist author: They Call Me the Flea by Warren Fahy.

OR

• Contact The Hill and say, “Thanks for publishing “Let’s Stop Normalizing the Palestinian Movement” by Elan Journo. I look forward to more articles from the Ayn Rand Institute.” Be sure to sign your name!

Week 17:

• Email Mike Slater and say, “Thanks for having Yaron Brook on your show to talk about net neutrality. I look forward to hearing more of him on the Mike Slater Show!” Be sure to sign your name.

OR

• Check out and rate the History Guys podcast.

Week 18:

• If you have 2 credits/month on Audible, listen to and REVIEW a book by an Objectivist author: Philosophy: Who Needs It by Ayn Rand.

OR

• Email Dr. Steve Orma and say, “Thanks for interviewing Dr. Onkar Ghate on Selfishness for Success. I look forward to more interviews with ARI intellectuals!” Be sure to sign with your name!

Week 19:

• If you have 1 credit/month on Audible, listen to and REVIEW a book by an Objectivist author: The DIM Hypothesis by Leonard Peikoff.

Week 20:

• Check out Jonathan Hoenig on Periscope (via Twitter: @JonathanHoenig, @PriceIsPrimary) – Objective Investing (usually Saturdays at 10:30am EST)

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• Take a lesson on the ARI campus: Lesson 4 of Eight Great Plays by Leonard Peikoff.