We sat down for almost and hour scribbling and noting down facts, we were going to have a debate in the house, between me and her, and well the judge was going to be the one who has the last word and who doesn't repeat points or facts as we called them. All i can say is, it was a really interesting and heated debate. We were both astonished by what we then researched about, here is a few of stuff that can help us differentiate a businessman to an entrepreneur.
Businessman or business person | Entrepreneur |
1. Starts a business from an existing idea or concept | Starts a business from his own unique idea or concept |
2. Has many business rivals | His business rival is himself |
3. Focuses on competition | Focuses on cooperation |
4. Is always busy on his business “busy-ness” | Is only busy in preparing his new enterprise |
5. Don’t have enough time for his family and personal life | Have a lot of time for his family and personal life |
6. His business gives him a living | He gives life to his business |
7. Traditional | Innovative and revolutionary |
8. Stays safe | Risk taker and accountable |
9. Worried | Excited |
10. Profit oriented | People (i.e., employee, customer, public) oriented |
11. Has an active income or profit | Has a passive income or profit |
12. Hire people to increase business productivity | Hire people to give them productivity |
13. A market player | A market leader |
14. Has not yet achieved financial freedom | Has achieved financial freedom |
15. Only gives importance to a part of the business world (atomistic) | Gives importance to the business world as a whole (holistic) |
18th century entrepreneurs
- Samuel Crompton(Spinning Mule), UK
- Thomas Newcomen(Steam Engine), UK
- James Watt(Steam Engine), UK
- Robert Lee(Candy Maker), USA
19th century entrepreneurs
- Sam M. Walton(Retail), USA
- John Jacob Astor(Real estate), New York, USA
- Andrew Carnegie(Steel), Pittsburgh, USA
- James Buchanan Duke(Tobacco), Durham, North Carolina, USA
- Charles T. Hinde(shipping), (railroad), (hotels), California, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky
- J. P. Morgan(Finance), New York, USA
- John D. Rockefeller (Oil), USA
- Leland Stanford(Railroads), California, USA
- Joseph Seligman(Banking), USA
- Cornelius Vanderbilt(Railroads), USA
- Jamsetji Tata(Iron and Steel, Various), India
20th century entrepreneurs
- Oprah Winfrey(Entertainment), USA
- Steve Jobs (Computers), USA
- Coco Chanel (Fashion), France
- Otto Beisheim(Retail), Germany
- Madam C.J. Walker(Retail, Philanthropy), USA
- Sir Richard Branson (Media and Transportation, Philanthropy), UK
- Larry Ellison(Computers), USA
- Bill Gates(Computers), Seattle, USA
- Carlos Slim(Telecommunications), Mexico
- Henry Ford (automobile, manufacturing) USA
- Dhirubhai Ambani (Reliance industries,Various) India
- N. R. Narayana Murthy(Information Technology), India
- Estée Lauder(Cosmetics), USA
- Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw(Biotechnology), India
- Vijay Mallya(Breweries), India
- Anita Roddick(Retail), UK
- Ingvar Kamprad(Retail), Sweden
- Henry Hu (Technology), Hong Kong
- Mary Kay Ash(Cosmetics), USA
21st century entrepreneurs
- Ahmed Kidwai(Internet), Canada
- Mark Zuckerberg(Internet), USA
- Wu Yajun (Property developer), China
- Drew Houston(Internet), USA
- Jack Dorsey(Internet), USA
- Kevin Rose (Internet), USA
- Jan Cameron(Retail), Australia
- Larry Page& Sergey Brin (Internet), USA
- Elon Musk (Internet, Space, Energy), USA
- David Karp(Internet), USA
- Steve Huffman&Alexis Ohanian (Internet), USA
- Sara Blakely (Retail), USA
- Oday lajeeb(Retail), Lebanon
- Strive Masiyiwa(Telecommunication), Zimbabwe
So what are you? Entrepreneur? Businessman? Employee???
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