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There are many entrepreneurs who exist within companies and absolutely fit the definition and spirit of the term Entrepreneur. Good post, and I understand the
by davidu 16y ago
There are many entrepreneurs who exist within companies and absolutely fit the definition and spirit of the term Entrepreneur.
Good post, and I understand the motivation for writing it but it's wrong. If you think you're an entrepreneur, most likely, you are one and nobody can tell you differently.
For me, I've been an entrepreneur since the 8th grade. And yes, I'm a hustler: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rhYch48fPg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8rhYch48fPg
- jolie 16y ago"...and nobody can tell you differently." Yup. Pretty much. That's ego, though, not entrepreneurship.
- davidu 16y agoA key piece of being an entrepreneur is faking it until you make it. It comes out in many forms: 1) Minimum viable product 2) Acting bigger than you are 3) Creating industries and markets that don't exist. Without that ethos and world-view, which you call ego (it isn't), one would not survive as an entrepreneur.
- ryanholiday 16y ago"If you think you're an entrepreneur, most likely, you are one and nobody can tell you differently." ...which is exactly why people like it so much. It's an unassailable self-description. I think it's best to steer clear of anything that puts you in that position because its pretty easy to spin off the planet.