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Shakespeare, the Creative Entrepreneur
By Sandra Lee Schubert | March 2, 2009
In his blog The Shakespearean Guide to Entrepreneurship Mark McGuinnes outlines how William Shakespeare went from a hack for hire to a creative entrepreneur. It is a simple lesson all artists can emulate, providing a good framework for any person in a creative field.
The lovely image of writer sitting by a window looking over a lovely landscape waiting for inspiration to fly in on butterfly wings is certainly romantic but not entirely true. Some artists have the advantage of a beautiful scenery while others must find their creative juice on a subway.
Become creative about your business, as well as, your art. Take time to learn from the masters, like Shakespeare, who diversified, took chances and made a life that let him concentrate on his craft.
Topics: How-To, Inspiration |













March 3rd, 2009 at 9:30 am
Thanks Sandra, and great advice: “Become creative about your business, as well as, your art.”
March 22nd, 2009 at 3:55 pm
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