Originally Posted by MikeVega

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YOU MAY BE A MACRO-ENTREPRENEUR

A macro-entrepreneur is highly driven. They see their involvement with their businesses or their positions as the primary vehicle for pursuing self-actualization. They may be found in a corporate environment, but the strength of their entrepreneurial drive will be so strong that they may feel frustrated by the confines of a managerial hierarchy. Disproportionately, they tend to establish their own firms or ventures, growing those firms, taking those firms public, striving to dominate a market. Because their drive for self-actualization is bound up with their ventures, success is measured in terms of growth and profits of the business. Their interest is not truly monetary; rather, they see growth in profits and sales as a convenient scorecard to measure success. They truly want to dominate the arena in which they find themselves. Their lives are a constant striving for dominance. They have one thing in common: a dream, a dream to create, a dream to change, a dream to make the world different. Macroentrepreneurs will be innovative and creative and will be constantly striving to find new ways to translate their dreams: into new products, new markets, new industries, new heights of growth; into new challenges, new frontiers, new expressions, new insights.

Macroentrepreneurs truly are those that "see what is not there" and make that vision a successful reality. They intuit potential and are able to turn those dreams into successful businesses. They do not accept the adage that is cannot be done, but rather take the road that says "Get out of my way and watch me do it!" They tend to like risks and don't mind "betting the farm" on the chance of success.

Examples of Macroentrepreneurs may be Ted Turner or Bill Gates.