I think a good judge would be how you act when your not a founder. - If your very frustrated working in an organisation but still give it your all - If you oc

I think a good judge would be how you act when your not a founder. - If your very frustrated working in an organisation but still give it your all - If you occasionally tend to annoy co-workers with your enthusiasm or commitment (not for boot-licking purposes) - If you constantly try to learn new things beyond your role - If you really love building things (seeing the end result, not just the building part) - If you view money as an "enabler" and not an end goal in itself A trait thats typically lacking in "founders" but found in most business owners is a very innate understanding of money, profit/loss and business principles. IE selling things since childhood. This is obviously helpful, but it's not a requirement. Especially if your happy to aim for a moonshot rather than set up a small business. Moonshot's aren't generally the wisest financial bets - but are the most fun for the the people with the above traits.