FLS Roots and History Part 1

August 28, 2020
Freedom Law School

In the first part of a four-part series, Peymon Mottahedeh, founder of Freedom Law School, shares his personal history and background. He discusses his early life in Tehran, Iran, growing up in a Jewish family and attending a private school where he developed strong mathematical and logical skills. He reflects on the rigors of the Iranian education system and how early experiences with chess taught him strategic planning. The narrative covers his move to the United States in 1977, his academic journey through various California high schools and community colleges, and the influence of his father's political discussions regarding Iranian history and global affairs. He also touches upon his childhood interests in reading, health, and early observations on religious differences.

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Roots and History of FLS
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