I was fortunate to have been exposed to Austrian Economics-more importantly the Mises Institute while an undergrad. During that time I was forced to reconcile much of what I thought I knew originally in regards to economics, current policy positions, and history- but eventually towards the very nature of knowledge itself. Since then I have benefited greatly from the vast amount of free material ranging from Mises Dailies, journal articles, media clips, pdf books and dating from Aristotle to Hoppe(not to leave out the amazing Austrian Scholars whom I have been fortunate to read, meet, and now take classes from through Mises Academy!). I look forward to continuing my education and to developing an effective way of teaching both the economic benefits of a free society and the moral/ethical implications associated with self-ownership as the only rational/human way to organize society.
I have a B.S. in economics(static-modeling non-sense) with minors in finance and philosophy from a state university honors college that isn’t worth the resources allocated to frame it upside down on my wall. I am self-employed but my main focus is continued education(not institutional) as my goal is to teach those willing to learn. Thank you to everyone I have learned from and to everyone whom I have yet to understand and for your patience.