“Join me in working towards peace, prosperity, happiness, and wellbeing for all through voluntary, entrepreneurial solutions. Become an entrepreneur of happiness and wellbeing, or work for one, invest in them, or advocate for them.“ Count me in. What can I do to help? What should I do to help?
This is an especially timely piece—thank you for sharing it. The exploration of voluntary, entrepreneurial solutions resonates deeply, particularly as we navigate the shifting tides of cultural and economic discourse.
As someone embedded in a small, rural community, I’ve found explaining principles of anarcho-capitalism to be an ongoing challenge. The concepts often feel abstract to those accustomed to more traditional frameworks. Articles like this, which articulate these ideas with clarity and relevance, are invaluable resources.
I’ll be forwarding this along with the hope that it sparks curiosity and conversation among those who may not yet see the potential in these approaches. Thank you again for contributing to this important dialogue.
This one was great. Thank you, Michael. I appreciate how you and Magatte focus on creating solutions that really make the difference. As trust in traditional systems fades, it’s builders like you who inspire real change and show us what the future can be.
Great article Michael! I think you and I are kindred spirits, and hope to meet you soon again.
When my book has been published (I expect this year), I'll send you and Magatte a copy.
All the best! Hope everything is going well with you and Magatte (as well as TSE and Próspera Africa).
Thanks, looking forward to both meeting you and your book. And yes, all is going well!
“Join me in working towards peace, prosperity, happiness, and wellbeing for all through voluntary, entrepreneurial solutions. Become an entrepreneur of happiness and wellbeing, or work for one, invest in them, or advocate for them.“ Count me in. What can I do to help? What should I do to help?
I agree with everything you wrote. We are voluntary communitarians working to make the world a better place.
This is an especially timely piece—thank you for sharing it. The exploration of voluntary, entrepreneurial solutions resonates deeply, particularly as we navigate the shifting tides of cultural and economic discourse.
As someone embedded in a small, rural community, I’ve found explaining principles of anarcho-capitalism to be an ongoing challenge. The concepts often feel abstract to those accustomed to more traditional frameworks. Articles like this, which articulate these ideas with clarity and relevance, are invaluable resources.
I’ll be forwarding this along with the hope that it sparks curiosity and conversation among those who may not yet see the potential in these approaches. Thank you again for contributing to this important dialogue.
This one was great. Thank you, Michael. I appreciate how you and Magatte focus on creating solutions that really make the difference. As trust in traditional systems fades, it’s builders like you who inspire real change and show us what the future can be.