There’s Still Hope for Bills in Georgia
On April 1st, the Georgia legislature ended the final session for this legislative calendar. And there is a sense of hope in libertarian political action. Some bills take years or...
Finding Your Authentic Style
In a world that offers conflicting messages about fashion, I am often asked, “how do I find my style?” It’s a good question. To answer this, it’s important to remember...
Apr 12,2022
Leadership, Liberty
Parental Politics
During the COVID-19 pandemic, a new interest group has come to the forefront of political discourse: parents. In many ways it’s been a perfect storm for parents. Mitigation measures have...
Apr 11,2022
Leadership, Markets & Free Enterprise
The Meaning Behind “I’m Fine”
The dreaded four-letter word. As Mel Robbins says, being “fine” can cripple many aspects of your life. I believe that one of the worst areas to be crippled is personal...
Apr 08,2022
Leadership, Policy
The Difference Between Risking Nuclear War & Starting It
It’s self-evident that starting a nuclear war would be bad, but to avoid any risk of it at all costs is almost as misguided. A few weeks ago, self-described neoliberal...
Apr 06,2022
Culture, Leadership, Policy
Don’t Let The Energy NIMBYs Trample Property Rights
Lately, it seems like we should adopt a new saying: “Where there is a good advancement, NIMBYs will be there to try and stop it.” The not-in-my-backyard crew seems to...