What are some examples of goods that entrepreneurship-intense? Entrepreneurship is considered to be one of factors of production (the other factors of production are capital, labor and land).
According to Heckscher–Ohlin model, a country that has an abundant supply of a factor of production will have a comparative advantage in goods whose production is intensive in that factor.
I tried to imagine examples of countries with different comparative advantage for each factor:
1.Country A has lots of capital, including human capital. It exports state-of-art semiconductors. It also has lots of programmers, system adminstrators, &quot;white hats&quot; and other IT specialists who export their services by working remotely.
2.Country B has lots of land. It uses said land for farming, consequently exporting products of its farming.
3.Country C has lots of labor, although its workers are poorly educated. People work in sweatshops. It exports clothing.
4.Country D has lots of entrepreneurship. Or in other words, it has lots of talanted and skilled business people. Now I have a problem with this one, I don't know what kind of goods country D could have exported. Can you help?
The term &quot;entrepreneur&quot; is usually taken to mean something more specific than talented and skilled business people.  Wikipedia for example gives several definitions, including characteristics such as (with my emphases):

creation of value;
launching and running a new business;
organize the capital, talent and other resources that turn an invention into
a commercially viable innovation;
willingness to take risks in the name of an idea, spending time and capital on an uncertain venture.

Many who are talented and skilled business people lack some or all of these characteristics.
Entrepreneurship can be applied to many different types of goods.  Taking your countries A, B and C, for example, consider:

Gordon Moore, co-founder of what became Intel;
Parthasaradhi Nara, Indian agricultural entrepreneur;
Nora Bannerman, Ghanaian clothing entrepreneur.

What type of good your country D would export will depend to a large extent on what other factors it possesses in addition to entrepreneurship. As 1muflon1 says there may be opportunities for it to export consulting services, but even that would depend on good transport and/or communications in order to make contact with clients abroad.  But as the above examples illustrate, entrepreneurship is typically applied in order to start and grow businesses using other available factors to develop new products, technologies or markets.