For a start, you might want to stop abusing the term
"entrepreneur" when you mean to refer to "businessman". I take
offence when people compare what I do to what a restaurant owner,
retail store owner, blog owner, web design firm owner or events
management company owner does. Just for starters, you might want to
appreciate the following differences (since you've demonstrated
that resourcefulness is not your strength):
1) Entrepreneurs have vision. They tackle known/unknown problems
with unknown solutions. They build a compelling product or service
to address pain points that most people are blind to, even if it's
their own needs.
Translation for you: Entrepreneurs are
substantially original in one way or another.
2) Entrepreneurs only build scalable businesses. The crap that
most wannabe-businessmen dabble in is not what one would call
scalable.
Translation for you: Entrepreneurs are not
looking for a money-making machine to fund their hedonistic
lifestyles.
3) Entrepreneurs appreciate the necessity of intellectual
property, preferably of the "technological sophistication" variety,
for their businesses to grow. If you don't have a technical skill,
you're not an entrepreneur.
Translation for you: Entrepreneurs are highly
intelligent.
Don't simply use the word "entrepreneur" again; you sound
stupid, ignorant and severely unworldly and under-educated. I'm not
wasting anymore time -- time to build more sweat equity.
Hey!!!
Long time no see... How's life? I still remember your study
article and your aim to become a millionaire :) How's it going?