Are you an investor or an entrepreneur?

[nomad]

If you have money, you can either start your own business or invest your money in someone's business. The difference between an investor and an entrepreneur is the difference between investing in someone's business and investing in your own business. An investor is someone who invests money in various businesses, he does not run the business, and he is not even a part of the management team or executive board. Investor does not doesn't actively manage or run the business. However, an entrepreneur invests money to establish a business and works hard for his own business. While investors put money in equity, entrepreneurs typically invest in production, infrastructure, etc. to expand the business and increase sales

 

[Fidelia]

I would personally call my self an entrepreneur because I love to be in the center of things. I don't like delegating for others to run. I would prefer to invest in my own business more than investing in another person's business.

 

[HansonU99]

I always prefer to invest because it's like preparing yourself for future financial breakthrough am also an entrepreneur but investment is the best