Entrepreneur
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This document outlines 10 differences between entrepreneurs and employees. It states that entrepreneurs educate themselves more, take risks due to faith, look to the future, associate with successful people, build wealth, take responsibility, find solutions, have a positive view of failure, have broad knowledge, and welcome feedback. In contrast, it says employees entertain themselves more, play it safe due to fear, look to the past, associate with less successful people, focus on making money, avoid responsibility, solve problems, see failure negatively, have narrow and deep knowledge, and avoid praise or criticism.
Entrepreneur
- 2. An individual who organizes and operates a business or businesses, taking on financial risk to do so. An entrepreneur: Sees an opportunity. Makes a plan. Starts the business. Manages the business. Receives the profits.
- 4. 10-. Entrepreneurs educate themselves more than they entertain themselves . . . 1-. Entrepreneurs take . . . employees entertain risks because of faith . themselves more than they educate . . . employees play it 9-. Entrepreneurs have an empowering perspective of failure . . themselves safe because of fear. . . . employees see failure as bad. 2-. Entrepreneurs look 8-. Entrepreneurs are into the future . . . solution finders . . . The 10 . . . employees look into the past. . . . employees are problem solvers. Differences between Entrepreneurs and 3-. Entrepreneurs fly Employees with eagles . . . 7-. Entrepreneurs know a little about a lot . . . employees peck . . . employees know a around with chickens. lot about a little. 6-. Entrepreneurs give 4-. Entrepreneurs build and receive praise and wealth . . . correction . . . . . . employees make 5-. Entrepreneurs say . . . employees don’t money. ‘the buck stops here’ . . praise and to avoid . . . employees say ‘it’s not my fault’. correction.