As a young child, Arian Moayed's family fled Iran, taking a years-long journey that split the family, and eventually landed them just outside Chicago, where they set about building a new life in a radically different world. Stumbling into a love of acting, Moayed began to pursue a passion for theater. He was met with a wall of no's. But, to him that just meant, make it happen on your own. And, so he did.Moayed has since become a Tony-nominated actor, co-founder of theater/film production and arts education venture, Waterwell, and an award-winning writer/director. He's worked alongside legends like Bill Murray, Alfonso Cuaron, Barry Levinson, Spike Lee and Jon Stewart. Arian's groundbreaking thriller TV series, The Accidental Wolf, starring Kelli O’Hara, Laurie Metcalf, Denis O’Hare, and a cast of 36 Tony nominations, is taking the web by storm. And, his heart is most boldly on display in the arts education program he helped develop that offers 6-12th graders in New York City free theater training, and explores not just performance, but citizenship, service and what it means to be human. We all need more of that these days.+---------------------+We're grateful for the kind support of: Camp Good Life Project - $200 Super Early Bird Discount! Join us for 3 ½ mind-bending days in August that will change everything. The ultimate blend of deep-learning, epic stories, friends-for-life, juicy adventures and ideas, strategies and tools for accelerated personal and business growth! It only happens once a year, and more than half the spots are already taken (we sold out months early last year and had to turn-away many amazing folks). Learn more now and grab your spot!QUIP starts at just $25 and, if you go to GetQuip.com/GoodLife right now, you’ll get your first refill pack FREE with a QUIP electric toothbrush.FULLY: So get your body moving in your workspace, go to FULLY.com/GoodLife. Fully. Desks, chairs, and things to keep you moving.RXBAR KIDS: Find at Target stores OR For 25% off your first order, visit RXBar.com/GoodLifePhoto credit: Andrew H. WalkerPhoto credit: Andrew H. Walker