Entrepreneurs and the Economy

By Antony Brown

There are 9 types of Entrepreneurs

1. Adviser

2. Administrator/Organizer

3. Builders/Creators

4. Caretaker

.5. Communicator/Trainer

6. Entertainer/Host

7. Investor/Owner

8. Seller

9. Technologist/Engineer

#1. Adviser

Some entrepreneurs are paid for giving advice, such as lawyers, accountants, and financial advisers.

Administrator/Organizer

Like organizing? You can plan weddings, oversee projects, or take care of accounts, databases, and order fulfillment.

Builders/Creators

Artists, bakers, carpenters, and designers are examples of entrepreneurs driven to create something tangible where it did not exist before.

Caretaker

People with a helping personality find opportunities taking care of people, plants or property.

Communicator/Trainer

If you can transmit information or communicate in different languages you might find demand in sales, marketing, writing, training or a variety of information services.

Entertainer/Host

If you thrive on being with people, you may find an entrepreneurial opening in the hospitality industry or service industries such as hairdressing. Or you may be an entertainer, actor, musician, or singer.

Investor/Owner

If you have money to invest you can put your capital to work for you investing in stocks, real estate or businesses.

Seller

This covers salespeople and brokers in our purchases, from real estate to insurance to art.

Technologist/Engineer

If you love figuring out computers, autos and engines, you may want to explore entrepreneurial opportunities in software development, engineering or technology.

Entrepreneurs

All though there are 9 different types of entrepreneurs, they all have one thing in common, which is that they all have something to do with businesses in some way shape or form. Also they all start off with one person.

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