Connor Boyack has won awards, spoken on a lot of stages, and many people have said nice things about me, but he takes the most pride in the impact his work has on others: the child who learns how the world really works through our Tuttle Twins books; the elderly woman whose medicine is no longer banned; the ex-convict whose life is no longer ruined by the government for years after release; or the hustling teenager who launches their entrepreneurial venture.
He’s addicted to changing the world for the better, one life at a time. He says he does so primarily through the non-profit he founded, Libertas Institute, which he describes as “one of the country’s most impactful think tanks that helps reform policies in my home state and across the nation.”
Grab his book How Not to Suck at Life: 89 Tips for Teens and his series about the Tuttle Twins.
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