Yes thank you @ngozi996 for reading the post. According to the knowledge we got, a business man has the main objective of making profit while an entrepreneur's main objective is to create and deliver value. The two objectives affects how clients are viewed and treated. If a client is not going to bring profit to a business man, he ends the business there because he wont achieve his goal. But an entrepreneur believes that if he can create value and help the client appreciate the value they will enjoy, the client would be more inclined to do business with the entrepreneur.

Another difference is how quality is viewed as regards the product or service being delivered. A business man does not have much interest in quality so long as he will make profit from the business which is his main aim. An entrepreneur will insist on creating something of the highest quality because he wants to deliver real value to the client. When you deliver value as an entrepreneur, you make sustainable profit as a result. But a business man can deliver anything that he will profit from, even if the buyer later discovers its poor quality. The customer may not come again, but for an entrepreneur that deliver's value, customers keep coming back.