Leading the Revival of Individualism & Self Reliance

Economic Illiteracy Is Behind The Call For “Paycheck Fairness”.

by Per Bylund via mises.org

Why The Market Is The Only Reliable Pollster.

by Don Boudreaux via Cafe Hayek

Articles

How 100% Economics Points You To The Life Well-Lived.

by Hunter Hastings
Self-resourcing means examining what you know, who you know and what’s at your disposal to utilize in value creation: what knowledge, which relationships, which assets that you own, including your own thinking processes as well as productive resources like computers, phones, and software. We’ve all got immense resources at our disposal. There’s a supercomputer in every pocket, and a super idea in every mind.
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PJW Spotlight

Poetic Justice Warrior Spotlight: The Titan Among The Enlightenment's Giants.

by Mark Shupe
Benjamin Franklin was an inspiration to every strata of society. In the 18th century, it was commonly believed that aristocrats and commoners would live and die as such, but Franklin worked to erase this distinction. He was a commoner who became a wealthy self-made man, who lived a life or reason, purpose, and pride, and fought for all Americans, including the children of slaves, to be able to do the same.
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About The Center For Individualism

The Center for Individualism exists to revive individualism in America. We seek to be a catalyst for cultural change and a hub for all who aspire to live a self-reliant life. We produce content, curate resources, provide services, and facilitate relationships that empower people to achieve their personal and economic ambitions. Our purpose is to support individuals in building a better life for themselves – and in so doing, to build a better society for all.

Principles History Mission and Vision Initiatives

Doesn’t It Seem Like An Odd Strategy For Senators To Tell Us Not To Trust Them Or The Supreme Court?

The Hayekian Nature Of The World Cup Penalty Shoot-Out.

Don’t Drain The Swamp, Eliminate The Swamp.

Is The Pope Totalitarian? He Certainly Prefers Central Control Over Free Markets.

The Individualist

by Hunter Hastings

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