Kudos to you @brainyblaze, there aren't many people who understands the difference between self-employed and entrepreneurs - since everyone only wants to be on board to entrepreneurial hype train!

One thing to note: Entrepreneurs are committed. How so? Entrepreneurs must be able to commit in their work because they are not only responsible for themselves, but also for their stakeholders (clients, colleagues and company). By committing, an entrepreneur persists and never quits because this will drastically affect the other stakeholders.
On the other hand, self-employees have the option of being less committed to their work. Besides their clients, they have no colleagues to work with, or an actual company to work on.

Being less committed in this context does not mean that self-employees are less responsible, but rather they have the option of carrying less responsibilities compared to entrepreneurs