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• royleban - Feb 29 2008 | books, entrepreneurship, startups

  Refaved from Mohit:

  I've never heard this before, but it makes perfect sense (and the post is an interesting read).

  In my work (even at large companies), I've always tried to be an entrepreneur in this sense -- creating things that will survive after I'm gone, whether that's writing specs or writing code (like writing comments :-). And some of my proudest moments as a consultant were helping a company be able to accomplish something without me (rather than justifying my continued engagement, like most consultants).

  Quoted: True entrepreneurs make the transition from working for someone else to working on their own much differently. Entrepreneurs invent businesses that work without them. Technicians create businesses that work because of them.
• mohit - Feb 28 2008 | books, entrepreneurship, startups

  Interesting distinction.

  Quoted: True entrepreneurs make the transition from working for someone else to working on their own much differently. Entrepreneurs invent businesses that work without them. Technicians create businesses that work because of them.