I don't like the term "authorpreneur," for exactly the reasons you mention, but I'm an author who runs her own publishing company. They're different roles with different headspaces, and I don't want to "pollute" my authoring by conflating it with my publlishing.
I don't like the term "authorpreneur," for exactly the reasons you mention, but I'm an author who runs her own publishing company. They're different roles with different headspaces, and I don't want to "pollute" my authoring by conflating it with my publlishing.
I think that is so smart, to keep your different "hats" a little separate!
I suppose the solution is to call yourself a publisher, but to give yourself space between the roles.