You can only be the intrapreneur of a few ideas. Successful entrepreneurs are not wild. They choose worthwhile but doable projects. Having set a challenging objective, they do what they can to reduce the risk. They are moderate risk takers, not gamblers.
Entrepreneurs are full of false starts and blind alleys.
The entrepreneurial act is a combination of stubborn persistence and flexible responsiveness. The task is to discover a practical route to a new way of doing things. Entrepreneurs are full of false starts and blind alleys. They never abandon the goal but seek new means after every setback. The more they listen to what the world is telling them about their idea, the faster they learn how to make it work.