The only difference between entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs is that entrepreneurs put up the money, while intrapreneurs are employees within a company who innovate and take risks. It's important to determine how you want to create your wealth and decide who you want to be before choosing between the two.
An entrepreneur shares his experience of facing and overcoming challenges in business and encourages people to persist through difficult times, rather than giving up.
The book "Your Next Five Moves" advises on how to determine your desired angle for creating wealth and who you want to be, whether as an entrepreneur or an intrapreneur.
The intrapreneur respects the entrepreneur for their willingness to take financial risks while the entrepreneur has to be willing to allow an intrapreneur to exist. An example is Bob Iger, who rose up the ranks from ABC to become CEO of Disney and made key acquisitions worth billions of dollars, without ever being an entrepreneur.