HATTIE: Think long range, that's the mantra of successful small business owners. Ken Duncan quit a high paying position, sold his home and lived for three years in the bush of Australia. Among the Aboriginals he hunted for his own food and found beauty at every turn.

KEN DUNCAN: How could you be stressed about life when you're sitting there? I mean...

HATTIE: (Voiceover) Ken Duncan is founder of what today includes five galleries and a profitable web site that sell his amazing photograhic collections, a custom framing company, a publishing house and one of the most modern printing laboratories in the world.

KEN DUNCAN: But really my whole business started with me having a portfolio and a bag of prints, and I'd knock on doors. And, you know, people often say, `Well, how do you start?' And I say, `That's how you start. You just knock on doors.' And the thing is, out of those doors, you've got to realize it's all about numbers. One out of 10 is going to say yes, and the other nine are going to say things like, `For a photograph?' or 'You've got to be kidding.' But you can't take it personally.