About Mike Shanklin
Michael Shanklin graduated with an MBA from Campbell University, his 3rd degree thanks to the help of an academic scholarship. While at Campbell, Michael Shanklin was not only a Dean's List honor roll recipient, but was also a front page reporter for the Campbell Times newspaper. During Michael's collegiate career, he was a paid tutor for mathematics, US history, & economics as well as being a team captain For "Relay For Life" in their fight against cancer. Michael was also elected as Secretary of the Student Government Association while at Central Carolina. Michael founded the Campbell Liberty Club and served as President until he graduated, then went into the private sector as the President for the Peace, Freedom, & Prosperity Movement, a website dedicated towards educating individuals on a free society through economics, philosophy, and providing alternatives to central planning.
Michael has served as Political Director for the Libertarian Party of North Carolina and was elected as an executive committee board member for the LPNC as well.
He's appeared on Fox News' show by Judge Napolitano, "Freedom Watch" and has recently taught himself Spanish.
Michael has an amazing track record in the private sector, taking the RadioShack store he managed to the #1 overall store in the world beating out over 4,400 other stores before moving onto his current venture.
When he's not enjoying time with his wife Cheryl and their newborn son Bryson who was born Feb 6th, Shanklin makes a living from donors, many of whom like yourselves, support individual freedom. Michael works diligently on creating new videos, pictures, and articles related towards a free society.
Mike Shanklin's website VoluntaryVirtues.com and his youtube channel username mikeshanklin are a top destination for Freedom Lovers, maintaining over 11,000 subscribers and growing everyday.
Over the years Michael Shanklin has educated millions of individuals on Austrian economics, civil liberties, voluntaryism, individual rights, peaceful interaction, personal freedoms, and self-ownership.
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