The Entrepreneurial Genotype

Recent studies into what is known as the "Entrepreneurial Genotype" have produced startling and interesting results. New crossover studies involving social, ethnic, biologic, archeologic, and historical sciences have found amazing new information regarding what makes an entrepreneur and why they continue to proliferate today. This report is a summary of the findings of these studies and a conclusion based on their data. The information herein is taken from averages and some known entrepreneurs may not completely "fit the mold."

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What Is An Entrepreneur?

An entrepreneur is defined as a person who creates wealth. For instance, modern entrepreneurs will create wealth for businesses and other people, as well as themselves, by consulting, creating new products, and by other means mutually beneficial to themselves and others.

In the past, entrepreneurs have created wealth by creating objects of art, ceremonial objects, architecture, agricultural production, etc. Even with the passage of centuries of time, these are still venues through which the entrepreneur continues to thrive.

Racially, the entrepreneur tends to be one of the following: Caucasian, Occidental, Negroid, Pacific Islander, Hispanic, Amerind, or any mix of these.

Physically, the entrepreneur is usually between four feet and seven feet in height and between 70 and 400 pounds. Unusually bright eyes are not uncommon.

Mentally, the entrepreneur is generally of above-average intelligence, generally scoring above 100 points on a standardized IQ test.

Socially, entrepreneurs can be introverted or extroverted and are usually involved in a religion which worships one or more deities.

Where Do You Find An Entrepreneur?

Finding an entrepreneur is easy. Anywhere that wealth can be created, found, or spent will involve an entrepreneur of some kind. Most people know at least one entrepreneur and many are related to more than one in their family history.

There are many entrepreneurs who have not yet "blossomed" and are still in what is called the "infant stage" of entrepreneurship. These people have not yet realized their potential as an entrepreneur and are awaiting their transition into the "adult stage."