I was born the year of the Battle of Marathon and studied under Plato in Athens. I taught in Mytilene, then traveled the Aegean and Asia Minor. Eventually, I returned to Athens and began teaching at the Lyceum. My writings encompass rhetoric, dialectic, naturalism, and epistemology, but my ethical philosophy, centered on eudaimonia and virtue, remains a cornerstone of my legacy. I strive to promote moral excellence and human flourishing through the cultivation of virtues.