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Advice for the Accidental Entreprenuer

Posted on February 16, 2009 by Krishanna

from The Entrepreneurial Mind My column in the Tennessean this week is for all of you accidental entrepreneurs out there. The recession is creating many “accidental entrepreneurs” — people who suddenly find themselves out of work with no viable option … Continue reading →

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Going It Alone: How Creative Types Do Business

Posted on December 18, 2008 by Krishanna

By Kristen Fischer When Penelope Dullaghan set out to be an illustrator, she had no idea she’d become an accountant, publicist, computer technician, marketing director and intern. Well, who else was going to get her coffee for her? Her. Welcome … Continue reading →

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See With Bigger Eyes

Posted on November 7, 2008 by Krishanna

Half a Dozen Things Fine Artists & Crafters Can Do To Help Themselves Survive the Economic Slump Because fine art and craft have long been considered a luxury for an audience with a disposable income, visual artists, like many self-employed … Continue reading →

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How Can You Save $10,000?

Posted on November 2, 2008 by Krishanna

Via Indepent Street, Wall Street Journal Posted by Raymund Flandez Consumers have long saved money by clipping coupons. Small businesses apparently are now doing the same. Ron Weidemann, a partner at market-research firm Answers Research Inc. of Solana Beach, Calif., … Continue reading →

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