It’s already a big thing to take the risk of running your own business and everyone should get recognition for that. Some business ideas have a better timing and execution that others and that doesn’t mean that the people behind the failure are not real entrepreneurs: you forgot to mention a crucial point in entrepreneurship which is dealing with failure, and how failure plays a crucial role on a successful business. Your definition of entrepreneurship is that of creating a million dollar business on the first try, and I highly doubt anyone has achieved that.