Success, stability, security—achieving these goals is life’s “first mountain,” says New York Times op-ed columnist David Brooks. But what does it mean to move from material gain to spiritual satisfaction, to focus on building character rather than attaining status? This is life’s “second mountain,” says Brooks who returns to CHF to offer his signature ethical perspective on this pivotal turning point. Join one of today’s top commentators on politics, culture and the social sciences for an eye-opening discussion examining power and what it means to lead a meaningful life.

Charter Humanists must reserve tickets by March 26th by calling Daniella Mazzio at (312) 777-1569.

This program is presented as part of the annual Karla Scherer Endowed Lecture Series for the University of Chicago.

Ticket purchase includes a copy of The Second Mountain: The Next Big Challenge in Your Life.

An option for 1 book + 2 tickets is available through the box office at (312) 605-8444.