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Introduction - The Libertarian Way of Life
During one particularly lovely spring day 23 years ago two young
couples were preparing for their June wedding. As best friends they had
double dated on many occasions and were looking forward to married life
with excitement and anticipation. As with most young couples they
believed "They would get married and live happily ever after."
Both couples did similar things in their married life. Both have two
children. Both own their homes. Their incomes were similar for years.
They enjoyed many extracurricular activities together, such as bowling
in the same Thursday night league.
Now 23 years later they’re experiencing the empty nest syndrome as
their children are off to college. That’s where the similarity ends.
One couple is excited about life. They have started a part-time
business that is rapidly becoming successful. Their sex life is better
than when they were newlyweds. They are vibrant and have plenty of
energy for all their activities. Their minds are functioning at a high
level of awareness. Their life is filled with love, intellectual
inspiration, great music and new opportunities.
The other couple is tired and worn out. They hate their jobs but
don’t know a way out. They have sex maybe once a month and barely enjoy
it. They come home at night; eat supper, hardly tasting their food and
crash in front of the TV. They are confused about the meaning of life.
They have no idea what it’s all about. Their life is drab, unrewarding
and without hope.
These two couples who were once best friends are growing apart. What
happened? Why is the first couple living with zest and the other is
barely living? You may have some idea why one couple is
languishing in boredom and despair--though you're probably wondering
exactly what secrets of personal liberty and freedom the other couple
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