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It seems like more and more people want to become entrepreneurs or business owners, but what does it actually mean to be an entrepreneur, and is it different from being a small business owner? We point out these distinctions and make cases for what makes an entrepreneur vs. what makes a small business owner.
We offer some personal experiences that we feel point out the differences between being an entrepreneur and being a small business owner, arguing, for example, that an entrepreneur isn’t just interested in expanding sales but is also interested in expanding their enterprise. Entrepreneurs also tend to be bigger risk-takers when it comes to money and don’t like the idea of a 9-5 grind.
These are just a few examples of the many distinctions that we point out on the podcast, and we really hope that this is helpful! If so, please consider subscribing to the podcast (if you aren’t subscribed already) wherever you listen so that you never miss an episode! Please also feel free to reach out to us via one of the methods listed below if you have anything you’d like to share!
Time Stamps
[1:13] - Today’s show is how to know if you’re an entrepreneur.
[1:36] - Karamel explains the difference between a concept and a business.
[2:30] - Michele argues that an entrepreneur brings something new into the market.
[5:10] - You can wear different hats at the same time when it comes to these roles.
[8:26] - Entrepreneurs not only want to make money but also build their business.
[9:23] - Karamel does not want to trade her time for money.
[11:51] - Michele points out that entrepreneurs have high expectations.
[14:38] - Entrepreneurs tend to be brave risk-takers.
[18:20] - You have to believe that you can get the amount of money you need.
[18:48] - Michele points to three questions that can determine if someone is an entrepreneur.
[19:25] - Michele talks about three questions to determine if you’re a small business owner.
[22:37] - Entrepreneurs need to act on concepts.
[25:13] - Entrepreneurs like innovation.
[27:25] - Entrepreneurs have often been selling things for most of their lives.
Resources
CEO Chronicles – Website
Email CEO Chronicles: [email protected]
Email Michele: [email protected]
Email Karamel: [email protected]
CEO Chronicles - “What am I??? Self Employed, Entrepreneur or Business Owner
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By Michele Coley & Karamel McCoyIt seems like more and more people want to become entrepreneurs or business owners, but what does it actually mean to be an entrepreneur, and is it different from being a small business owner? We point out these distinctions and make cases for what makes an entrepreneur vs. what makes a small business owner.
We offer some personal experiences that we feel point out the differences between being an entrepreneur and being a small business owner, arguing, for example, that an entrepreneur isn’t just interested in expanding sales but is also interested in expanding their enterprise. Entrepreneurs also tend to be bigger risk-takers when it comes to money and don’t like the idea of a 9-5 grind.
These are just a few examples of the many distinctions that we point out on the podcast, and we really hope that this is helpful! If so, please consider subscribing to the podcast (if you aren’t subscribed already) wherever you listen so that you never miss an episode! Please also feel free to reach out to us via one of the methods listed below if you have anything you’d like to share!
Time Stamps
[1:13] - Today’s show is how to know if you’re an entrepreneur.
[1:36] - Karamel explains the difference between a concept and a business.
[2:30] - Michele argues that an entrepreneur brings something new into the market.
[5:10] - You can wear different hats at the same time when it comes to these roles.
[8:26] - Entrepreneurs not only want to make money but also build their business.
[9:23] - Karamel does not want to trade her time for money.
[11:51] - Michele points out that entrepreneurs have high expectations.
[14:38] - Entrepreneurs tend to be brave risk-takers.
[18:20] - You have to believe that you can get the amount of money you need.
[18:48] - Michele points to three questions that can determine if someone is an entrepreneur.
[19:25] - Michele talks about three questions to determine if you’re a small business owner.
[22:37] - Entrepreneurs need to act on concepts.
[25:13] - Entrepreneurs like innovation.
[27:25] - Entrepreneurs have often been selling things for most of their lives.
Resources
CEO Chronicles – Website
Email CEO Chronicles: [email protected]
Email Michele: [email protected]
Email Karamel: [email protected]
CEO Chronicles - “What am I??? Self Employed, Entrepreneur or Business Owner