Entrepreneur

[Sarah]

One who creates a product on his own account; whoeverundertakes on his own account an industrial enterprise in whichworkmen are employed. F. A. Walker.

[Sarah]

Knows a little of something but lots of everything.
Loves starting things then delegating them to others.
Hates bosses, rules, authority and taxes.
Thinks Donald Trump should have a golden statue errected in his honour.
Probably doesnt really know how to spell entrepreneur.

[Sarah]

Somebody who has the balls to drop their current job, relationships, family, friends to pursue rich dreams. Somebody who wants to be recognized by their community, or even their country. Somebody who views the world differently. An entrepreneur is the person who knows the world is flawed, they know a 9-5 job isn't fulfilling, they know the educational system is shit. We are the risk takers. We are the ones who want to make it big in life. Our peers will go job hunting with a piece of paper called a degree while we're creating our own jobs. We're the boss. We're the one who hire people. We're the one who starts a business. We are entrepreneurs.

[Sarah]

French for unemployed.

[Sarah]

The opposite of a [contractor].

[Sarah]

a person who rises at the ocassion but fails, only to bring down his community worse

[Ernesto]

One who left his job because he didnt want to kiss his bosses asses, but found himself kissing more asses—bankers (or loan sharks), suppliers, lawyers, and customers—now that he is his own boss.

[Renato]

What drug dealers put in their instagram bio.

[Renato]

Lazy ass bitch - A very annoying person who likes to control anyone and everyone. Someone who also likes to tell everyone they are an entrepreneur every second of the day.

[Donald Trump]

Entrepreneur; a person or duo of dick bags who beg and swindle money from unsuspecting victims by way of social media, to open, then close restaurants and self storage facilities, primarily in the greater Portland area, but not excluding the western mountains of Maine. A solid regimen of belittling underlings and customers alike encourages a feeling of length and girth in the loins of so-called “entrepreneurs”.
Se also; [grifter], [swindler], confidence man, chiselers, [welcher].

[Sarah]

someone who starts their own business, especially when this involves seeing a new opportunity: