You can disagree -- fine -- but we've been using entreprneurship, entrepreneurism, and entrepreneurialism to say the same thing (i.e., the act of being an entre

You can disagree -- fine -- but we've been using entreprneurship, entrepreneurism, and entrepreneurialism to say the same thing (i.e., the act of being an entrepreneur). At least two of the previous three cases are fine. The third misses the mark because it describes "the act of identifying with those who do things an entrepreneur would do." It's muddy (not to mention inaccurate). I just think it makes sense to be clear on a board where as many as half the folks identify with that cohort.