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Emily Chase Smith, Why Mullets are Good for Your Business

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Release Date: 01/06/2015

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The Firebelly Chronicles | What's Burning in You? | Weekly Podcast | Interviews to Inspire, Motivate, and Empower You

This week's Firebelly guest—Money expert and Attorney, Emily Chase Smith—knows a lot about money and the loss of money in business. As Emily points out, for individuals who wish to be creative in their business (which includes anyone who is starting a business, but especially individuals wanting to make a living being creative—writers, filmmakers, cooks, etc.) figuring out and organizing the money piece in your business is very important, if not key.

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