@SavoirFaire They used to say they were synonymous. If the convention has changed, so be it. Perhaps we digress. I was trying to be helpful.
Anyway, people have always criticized Ayn Rand as being a “shameless” self promoter,especially since her death when she was not around to respond. As if anyone with an idea or a vision, who was sincere and honest, should be humble, quiet and broke in order to be legitimate.
It was just this attitude that she abhorred, and she acted as a contrarian for the purpose of demonstration. There is no dichotomy between art and enterprise, just as there is no dichotomy between mind and body. This was one of her principles and she behaved accordingly.
There are plenty of folks who hold the Platonic notion that if you are sincere in your art or your beliefs, then you are betraying yourself by making money at it. Total bullshit.
And that is why there will always be some asshole who attacks the likes of Ayn Rand for doing nothing but making a good living at expressing a popular, if supressed, notion that makes them uncomfortable.