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Crazy times in the stock market doesn't just effect big business, it hurts entrepreneurs too. NPR interviewed Mike about how entrepreneurs are effected.

Mike is a monthly columnist in the Wall Street Journal's small business section. Check out Mike's recent articles.

"This book's no-nonsense, enthusiastic approach may be what you need to yourself out of the recession funk. Michalowicz shows you why starting a business isn't about needing money, a business degree or conventional resources." US News & World Report

"Disarmingly funny, The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur tells it like it is and yet never gives up on the little guy. After reading this book you'll feel like you can actually pull it off – because you can."
Donny Deutsch, Host of CNBC's The Big Idea
Check out one of Mike's appearances on The Big Idea.

A regular on MSNBC's Your Business with JJ Ramberg, check out this recent appearance with Mike.

Looking to build a team that will expand on your early entrepreneurial success? Inc. Magazine shares Mike's tip.

A columnist for CNBC, Mike shares the 10 biggest entrepreneurial mistakes when starting a business.

There are two ways to becoming more profitable – sell more and spend less. In this interview Mike shares tips on how to cut costs in bad times (and good).

Check out this interview with Entrepreneur on how to build your business through Mike's communal approach.

Meet Mike Michalowicz, the author of the Toilet Paper Entrepreneur and learn how to do business in any economy.

"Mike Michalowicz's book, The Toilet Paper Entrepreneur and site of the same name demonstrate the off-beat approach that represents his own entrepreneurial experience." Check out how he teaches business success, through his quirky approach.

"Mike Michalowicz started a successful technology integration firm, then built and sold a data forensics company. Dig into [his] background a bit, and you'll see he has the very thing you don't look for when you hire your leaders: inexperience." Check out the complete article.

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