Stoicism · Mindfulness · Leadership · Intentional Living
A 16-week integrative program that builds your personal operating system for living with clarity, purpose, and unshakeable inner strength.
Course Philosophy
This is not a traditional lecture-only course. Transformation requires full integration of ancient wisdom and modern science — practiced daily, not merely studied.
Waste no more time arguing about what a good man should be. Be one.
Marcus Aurelius • Meditations
What Students Say
"The Dichotomy of Control alone changed how I run my team. Three months in and I'm still using it daily."
"I expected another self-help course. I got an actual operating system. The integration thesis is the real product."
"Week 15 changed my relationship with alcohol without ever asking me to quit. The 90% framework is genuinely novel."
"Professor Hanna's voice is rare. He's lived what he teaches. The TBI story alone makes the course unlike any other."
"I bought Course 2 to test the waters and immediately upgraded to the bundle. The integration across units is what makes it work."
"Course 3 (EI + Entrepreneurship) saved me from a co-founder breakup. The 'positions vs. interests' frame was the key."
Names anonymized at student request. Specific outcomes verified by Professor Hanna.
16-Week Course
Eight interconnected disciplines explored over four units — each building progressively on the last to construct a unified framework for purposeful living. New: each unit is now also available as a standalone 4-week course from $149.
The philosophical and leadership roots that anchor every discipline that follows.
Nervous system regulation, present-moment awareness, and the science of leadership presence.
The inner and outer dimensions of building something that matters — and sustaining it.
Rewiring thought patterns, building lasting habits, and the Personal Blueprint capstone.
Podcast Library
The Sober Advantage
A dedicated program for professionals seeking an edge through a 90% alcohol-free lifestyle. Grounded in neuroscience, yoga, meditation, and vagus nerve practices.
Pass all weekly quizzes, 6 exams, and the comprehensive 50-question final exam (80% minimum) to receive your professional digital certificate.
Mindfulness Art Gallery
Original artworks from the ILG collection — each a meditation anchor designed to evoke polyvagal safety states. Click any piece to view and purchase.
© 2025 R.A. Hanna Group, LLC · All artworks by RTB
Enrollment & Pricing
Start with a single 4-week course or commit to the full integrative journey. One-time payment. Lifetime access. 30-day money-back guarantee.
Four Standalone 4-Week Courses
Each course stands on its own. Take any in any order. Each ships with a student workbook, slide deck, worksheets, and a certificate of completion.
Bundles & Premium
Neuroscience-backed certification in the 90% alcohol-free lifestyle for professionals.
$197One-time · Lifetime access
All four 4-week courses, the full Sober Advantage, and lifetime access to every update.
$497Save $99 vs. buying separately · Lifetime access
Everything in the bundle, plus live monthly Q&A and a personal Blueprint review by Professor Hanna.
$597Per year · renews if you want it to
Try any course for 30 days. If it's not transforming your daily practice, email professor@professorhanna.com for a full refund. No questions asked.
About
Educator. Survivor. Guide.
Professor R.A. Hanna has been an entrepreneur since before he knew the word. At nine years old he was pushing a mower through neighborhood lawns, shining shoes on the sidewalk, and rolling a paper route before dawn — earning his own way from the very beginning.
Those early years also gave him something that no classroom could: the discipline, teamwork, and character of scouting. Hanna earned the rank of Eagle Scout — and the friendships forged on those trails have never broken. He still backpacks and fishes with those same childhood companions. The Stoic principle of investing in enduring relationships was never abstract for him; it was simply the life he had always lived.
It was in those scouting years that he first encountered the person who would shape everything that followed. His mentor — a man of extraordinary warmth, wisdom, and quiet moral authority — was the living proof that a person’s character is their most powerful asset. The relationship that began on those early-morning trails became one of the defining forces of Professor Hanna’s life: a demonstration, renewed daily, that a great mentor does not give you answers — he teaches you how to ask better questions.
Decades later, that mentorship endures in the most joyful way. Most mornings, Professor Hanna shares coffee with his mentor — now ninety years old and still as sharp, funny, and fiercely insightful as ever. He is known in Professor Hanna’s circle with great affection as “The WOF” — the Wise Old Fart — and the title is worn as the highest possible honor.
Drawn to hospitality — an industry built entirely on the art of serving others — he graduated from the Culinary Institute of America and earned his place in some of the finest restaurants and private clubs in Los Angeles. From that foundation he built a small catering operation that grew into a multi-faceted foodservice company employing more than 300 people, driven by a servant-first management philosophy.
The step into education was a natural one. He brought dual MBAs in Finance and Entrepreneurship, and something more important — a life fully lived in the disciplines he taught. In recent years that work has expanded into educational consulting, partnering with institutions to strengthen student engagement and develop purposeful, integrated learning.
For more than thirty years he stood at the front of college classrooms and watched something quietly accumulate in his students. They were talented. Ambitious. And increasingly overwhelmed — not by coursework, but by the experience of simply being alive. Then came the accident. The medical team catalogued the damage: a severe traumatic brain injury, a fractured spine, and multiple internal injuries.
There is a particular kind of humility that only serious physical injury can produce. And in that enforced, involuntary stillness — something began to clarify.
Recovery was not a straight line. He learned viscerally what neuroscience had long established — that the breath could regulate the nervous system, that movement could change the architecture of the brain, that the ancient Stoics had mapped the territory of suffering with extraordinary precision, and that meaning — not comfort — was the engine of recovery.
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16-Week Course Schedule
4·7·8 Vagus Nerve Breathwork
The Method
Daily Stoic Journal
90-Day Alcohol-Free Tracker
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Podcast Library
Mindfulness Art Gallery
Free Resource
Seven days of morning and evening Stoic prompts, drawn directly from Course 1. Free PDF, no purchase needed — just leave an email and we'll send it.
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