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After a string of startups that never broke out, Ring founder Jamie Siminoff decided he was an inventor, not an entrepreneur. The idea that took off was a Wi-Fi doorbell he soldered because he couldn’t hear people knocking at his garage. Are you a founder or an inventor?

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