What is the difference between a businessman and an entrepreneur?

A businessman does it for the money, but an entrepreneur does it to add value...sometimes the by-product is money.

A businessman starts his business with an already existing and mostly a well-exploited area whereas an entrepreneur conceives a fresh concept/idea/solution to start his enterprise.

A businessman is afraid to take risks whereas an entrepreneur is always ready to plunge deep in.

A businessman is concerned with hiring people to increase his business productivity whereas an entrepreneur brings productivity in his employees.

A businessman shies away from changes, and often finds him at the receiving end of turbulent business environment whereas an entrepreneur is always eager to face challenging business conditions.

 A businessman, more often than not, sticks with his older products and is afraid to innovate. An entrepreneur is renowned for his knack of innovating and creating a better product for the society.

A businessman stays with the more traditional way of doing business whereas an entrepreneur is obsessed with unconventional way of doing things.

A businessman is known for making revenue whereas entrepreneurs are focused on creating value.

1.       A Businessman starts a business from an existing idea or concept – An Entrepreneur starts a business from his own unique idea or concept,

2.       A Businessman has many business rivals - An Entrepreneur his business rival is himself,

3.       A Businessman focuses on competition - An Entrepreneur focuses on cooperation,

4.       A Businessman is always busy on his business “busy-ness” - An Entrepreneur is only busy in preparing his new enterprise,

5.       A Businessman don’t have enough time for his family and personal life - An Entrepreneur has a lot of time for his family and personal life,

6.       A Businessman his business gives him a living - An Entrepreneur he gives life to his business,

7.       A Businessman is traditional - An Entrepreneur is innovative and revolutionary,

8.       A Businessman stays safe - An Entrepreneur is a risk taker and accountable,

9.       A Businessman is profit oriented - An Entrepreneur is excited, People (i.e., employee, customer, public) oriented,

10.  A Businessman has an active income or profit - An Entrepreneur has a passive income or profit,

11.   A Businessman hire people to increase business productivity - An Entrepreneur hire people to give them productivity,

12.   A Businessman  is a market player - An Entrepreneur is a market leader,

13.   A Businessman  has not yet achieved financial freedom - An Entrepreneur has achieved his financial freedom,

14.   A Businessman  only gives importance to a part of the business world (atomistic) - An Entrepreneur Gives importance to the business world as a whole (holistic)

business man is the designed investor of any industry,,, entrepeneur design and creat industry.

In short, a businessman is any person that engages in a series of economic activities to earn a profit. An entrepreneur, on the other hand, is someone who conceives an idea or a solution to a current problem that the society is facing, finds investors and sets up an enterprise to offer his expertise to the general public.

A businessman is "programmed" and will have a more predictable and conservative approach, generally. An entrepreneur will be more "spontaneous" and go with more "gut feelings" than conventional actions and is more likely to incorporate a greater risk element into his dealings. 

While I like the comparisons made between an "entrepreneur" and a "businessman", I think the two terms can legitimately be used interchangeably, in some cases. Being a former entrepreneur myself, the only major differences I can think of are:

1. You can be an entrepreneur from day one, before becoming a businessman and before cashing in on your "creation", by already starting something from the scratch.
2. An entrepreneur can also be a social entrepreneur or a non-profit entrepreneur not associated with the conventional notion of profit-making business.
3. An entrepreneur is often someone who starts up own business based on own idea, from the scratch. It is often associated with a new invention, a new idea or a new innovation. A businessman can become one by following on the steps of others (entrepreneurs).
4. An entrepreneur is often more courageous and non-conventional in risk taking and in being creative, while treating a business as its own creation (child). A businessman can be less attached to business (a business doctor who helps companies become healthy before selling them is a business man, not an entrepreneur)
5. Not every businessman is entrepreneurial and not every entrepreneurial spirit is business-oriented. 

An Entrepreneur is a person who has the confidence, the skill and the risk taking abilities to establish his own business by investing initial capital from his personal resources & wealth.

A Businessman is a person who may be running an established business which may have been started by some other person.

All Entrepreneurs are Businessmen but not all Businessmen are Entrepreneurs. 

An entrepreneur is a person who convert resources into wealth and a businessman is his dealer or agent.

entrepreneur is a street smart and a visionary who brings life to a business...

Both same meaning in translation

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