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Are you spending time on things you value?
Sorting through all the pieces of what goes into a life or career can seem rather daunting. You may feel that if you can put food on the table and keep a roof over your head, and maybe somehow find time to spend with your children, that’s about all you can reasonably do. Taking the time to think through your values – what you hold most dear in life – seems like a nice extra, but not at all critical. After all, don’t we all know what our values are anyway?

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Lesson #1: Do Not Put All Your Eggs Into One Basket
When McFarlane was once asked by a journalist what he considered to be his greatest career mistake, he did not hesitate for a second to answer. “Not thinking about being diverse in the business and artistic areas I was involved in,” he said. “My early mistake was not putting myself in a position where one or more mistakes wouldn’t determine the outcome of the rest of my future.”

Lesson #3: Risk Yesterday’s Success for Tomorrow’s Promise
“We’re not afraid of risking what was our success yesterday in order to explore some new field,” says Laliberté. “We’re adventurous. We like the challenge of unknown territory, unknown artistic field, and that’s what stimulates us.” Laliberté owns 95 percent of Cirque du Soleil, which gives him great freedom to do whatever he wants with it, and that means taking risks.

Copyrights vs. Trademarks
Copyrights can be obtained for things of an artistic nature. Copyrights can also be obtained for advertising copy, games, software programs and blueprints, to name just a few. Trademarks can be names of products or services, logos, slogans, packaging and even sounds and smells. In essence, a trademark can be almost anything that is used to identify a particular product or service.
COPYRIGHT LAW INDIA
Copyright law provides for protection of original works of authorship including literary, dramatic, musical, artistic, cinematographic, photographic and sound recording works. Copyright protects the expression of ideas in a tangible form. Protection starts as soon as an idea is expressed on a tangible form. Tangible form includes anything that can be touched and perceived. Expression on electronic media is considered to be a tangible form of expression.

Fabulous Small Business Opportunities For The Creative Entrepreneur
Do you want to start your own small business franchise, but still flex your right brain? You don't have to have a traditional business mind to succeed in business, and with some of these new franchises an artistic mind can find success where others may not be able to. Take a look at some of the best small business franchise opportunities for the creatively minded entrepreneur.
The creativity/business conundrum
The concept of creativity is an abstract one, at best. The dictionary tells you that when you ask for creativity, you can expect to see “the ability to use the imagination to develop new and original ideas or things, especially in an artistic context.” This is all well and good if you’re in the market for something astonishing to frame and hang on your wall, but in the context of business design it falls somewhat short of adequate.
Learning From Other Freelance Writers
There seem to be a few schools of though in the writing world. There are the writer artiste types who focus on the craft and the artistic nature of the writing. There are the business writers who write as a business â€" worrying more about maintaining their brand and getting money in the door using their skill than writing the Great American Novel. Then there are the writers who enjoy pulling together pieces as part of their hobby or because they want to pick up a few dollars here or there.
The Oscars and the Art of Business Leadership
“What do the Oscars have to do with business leadership?”, you may be asking. There are five things I believe Oscar nominees and winners demonstrate that land them the preeminent recognition for their artistic achievements.
So Much Can be in a Logo Design
There is so much that be in a logo. A log doesn't even have to have letters or words if it is done right. Some very well known logos around different areas of the world are known on sight. The creators of these logos used their artistic talents and ingenuity to create logos with hidden meanings, but once the logos became known, the meanings were evident.

Fan Art: Does Creating Artwork of a Celebrity Violate The Right of Publicity?
“Fan art” is artwork that is based on a celebrity, character or story that was created by a Fan of that celebrity, character or story. While it often applies to art done by fans of characters from books, it also refers to art created in visual media such as collages, films sculptures or video games. In addition to traditional art media (e.g. paintings and drawings), fan art may also be incorporated into web banners, avatars, or web-based animations, as well as, posters, and artistic representations of celebrities.
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