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started talking about the differences between an intrapreneur and it
entrepreneur I talked about what an intrapreneur is what type of
traits someone should have.
And the benefits of being one but today I wanted to break down the
differences between an intrapreneur and an entrepreneur.
So as the name says intro memes internal and Entre means external.
So the main difference is an intrapreneur is working in a company and
entrepreneur either has his or her own company or their acelepryn or
so.
Basically that is the main difference that is easy to pinpoint.
So that is the main difference and what goes with that is the fact
that with an intrapreneur there is less risk because you still have
your company that you're working with and so you're able to have the
benefits that go alongside your salary.
And so that means you don't have to worry about health insurance Life
Insurance Dental retirement Etc with an entrepreneur you have
To be in charge of getting your own health insurance making sure that
you're saving for retirement as well.
As for tax purposes.
You have to make sure that you're keeping track of your taxes because
you don't have a company that's taking out taxes for you.
So that is one of the things about an intrapreneur is that you don't
have to worry about that kind of stuff and as well as with an
intrapreneur, but you do have your company.
And so with that you do have the company that's already set up you
already have a company culture the vision of that company as well as
any processes and procedures you probably will be part of creative
process and procedures or contributing.
But usually that's something you don't really have to worry about 100%
with an entrepreneur your starting your company or your solopreneurs.
So you have to create your own processes procedures and everything
that goes along with that and you also
As an entrepreneur how to create your company culture.
You have to really think about what is your why why are you building
this company and make sure that if you start adding employees into
your company that you're stealing and personifying that company
culture to your employees.
You have the freedom that you don't have is in Japan where there is
always pros and cons to everything.
So yeah, there is the pro that you have your company behind you but
that the con is that you have to make sure that you're basically
follow what your company wants or needs as an entrepreneur you have
that freedom to create yourself and I think that is amazing because
you don't have to be not bogged down by just have to worry about like
what others going to think what others going to do and you don't have
to worry about like, oh my God, if I say this or that then I can get
in trouble with my company, which is something
You don't have to worry about as much manure.
I think that that is the freedom that you have is entrepreneur that
you don't have an intrapreneur.
And also with that.
You also have the ability to start something as an intrapreneur.
Yeah, you're trying to start something and inside the company, but
it's entrepreneur.
It's basically like I will say like The Neverending Story at the end
when they're creating the world again, that is how it is with an
entrepreneur the intrapreneur if we're going still with that analogy.
You're just creating something within that world.
So I think that just having that freedom is just amazing as an
entrepreneur but with as an intrapreneur you still have some freedoms
to create what you want and hopefully
Be part of that company success, but it isn't full Freedom like you
have as an entrepreneur.
So I think that those are really for the differences between an
entrepreneur and intrapreneur.
They have similarities.
I think the traits of both are the same but it's just the fact that an
intrapreneur is working for a company and doesn't have the full
Freedom that an entrepreneur has but on the flip side and entrepreneur
has to basically take care of everything like benefits that includes
like health insurance retirement, which you know that administrative
stuff unless you're in that field isn't that exciting to do know what
you think and what you would prefer to be.
Would you prefer to be an intrapreneur or an entrepreneur next week?
I'm going to talk about what a company can do to create a culture that
allows people to have the ability to being into Barnard.
Please stay tuned for that, and if you haven't connected with me on
social media, please do so.
I would love to talk with you and just connect with you in that way as
well.
So have a good week.
Have a good President's Day weekend, and I'll talk to you soon.
Bye.