The Practical Liberty Podcast

Henry Bingaman discusses a 2016 article called The Demoralized Mind by psychologist John Schumaker.  It offers a fascinating take on what exactly has gone wrong with western society. Plus ways to find a purpose in your life.  Read the full article: https://newint.org/columns/essays/2016/04/01/psycho-spiritual-crisis

Henry Bingaman talks with April Dykman about why April is more scared of having a "secure job" than running her own business... How April talking to hundreds of entrepreneurs about their biggest regrets helped her find a healthier work life balance... Why building up your "F*** You Fund" is critical in the early part of your entrepreneurial career... The ethics of using theatrical elements in mark...

Henry Bingaman talks to Crypto asset manager Nick Black. We talk about Nick's wild early life as a professional MMA fighter, bodyguard, and mercenary in the French Foreign Legion… You'll get a "cheat sheet" for predicting how high individual crypto prices are going to jump in the short run… Nick names names of people who are building crap or scammy products in the crypto space You'll discover why...

Henry Bingaman interviews Justin Goff (the copywriting genius behind Patriot Power Greens and the Copy Accelerator).   We discuss:   How Justin escaped the "productivity trap" and works less than 6 hours a day while still making well over 7 figures a year. How Justin uses his "hot chick privilege" – this is the surprising lesson he's learned from his adventures in the dating market Why business gr...

Henry Bingaman talks about the secret of selling anything, how to get people to do what you want without high pressure tactics, and the number one mistake people make when trying to be persuasive

Henry Bingaman takes on the education system. What does the man who inspired the holocaust have to do with the founding of the US public school system? How do you tell what's true and false? And how can you educate yourself in a way that will actually make you financially successful? 

Henry Bingaman discusses how large scale narratives are formed, how they control population level behavior, and why the narrative that voting for team red or team blue can't save you in the long run.