Written for The Closet Entrepreneur by Tisha Kulak... There's such a plethora of credit card offers out there that it's not impossible to understand the confusion and fear when it comes to selecting your first business credit card. With countless rewards benefits and competitive introductory offers, it can be highly ...

Scores of individuals are starting their own business while they work; it's not a bad idea given the health insurance, stock benefits, steady income, and retirement safety net you're afforded. Yet when the ever growing demands on your life are no longer satiated by late nights and cocktails of ...

Identical twins Amal and Juan graduate with Bachelors degrees and receive the same job offer. Amal passes up the job offer to pursue a Masters degree while Juan takes the job offer and begins working. Two years pass and Amal graduates and begins working. By this time ...

Imagine rolling into the office every week and instead of clogging your arteries with junk from the vending machine, you're able to raid and pillage a big box of fresh, healthy, and delicious fruit. Well The FruitGuys have set out to enable office dwellers to do just that by ...

Imagine that you've been sitting on an idea for 15 years, an idea you dreamed up while doing time in high school detention. You and your college bud decide to act on it and try to make the idea a reality. You spend four years toiling through trade ...

Back in April, I posted about Ahmed Farooq's up and coming online "local search" contender - iBegin. What initially drew me to the site was the iBegin: The Craigslist of local search Digg article which at the time was receiving plenty of "diggs" and praise from the technical and ...

I started posting interviews on The Closet Entrepreneur because 1) I thought it would be a cool way to meet successful & up and coming Entrepreneurs, 2) I wanted to discover the intricacies of starting a business from individuals who had already done so, and 3) I wanted to share ...

This Fall will mark my one year anniversary working part-time. I was tinkering with the idea of leaving work entirely to pursue my entrepreneurial dreams, so I consider myself very fortunate to have an understanding manager who was willing to make a win-win situation out of it all and ...