What To Do When You Have An Invention Idea
The crazy ones who think they are crazy enough to change the world are the ones who do!
Steve Jobs
Inventor tips, steps to take with your invention idea, inspiration - it's all here and more...
Featured Thinking On Invention Ideas
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The Road From Idea To Patent To Product: 3 Steps To A Path Less Strewn. Part 1, Your Invention IdeaThe first step in commercializing a new product is to document and develop your invention idea. This is a comprehensive guide on how to do it and how to continue down the path
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9 Steps To Turn Your Invention Idea Into A Product And A ProfitTurning an initial idea for a new product into the ultimate goal of a profit has a lot of intricacies. Here are the steps you need to take and details on each step of the invention process
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If You Have An Invention Idea, KEEP QUIET... Then Do ThisOne question inventors consistently ask is, "What do I do when I have an invention idea?" Here are the steps to follow when you have that idea
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Inventors: Never stop fighting.. Always be inspired
"Nothing can stop the man with the right mental attitude from achieving his goal; nothing on earth can help the man with the wrong mental attitude "
- THOMAS JEFFERSON
More Muses For The New & Everyday Inventor
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7 (Actually Useful) Tips For New InventorsIf you've never taken an idea for a new invention through the process of bringing it to market, it can seem scary. These are actionable tips to help inventors throughout the journey of commercializing the idea.
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What Should I Invent Next? Hint: Think Problem Solving
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Every inventor’s creativity gets stifled and blocked from time to time. We all go through a period where we can’t come up with new invention ideas. Hopefully these self-directed questions will inspire your next great invention. |
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4 Must-Read Books For Inventors
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An inventor's job isn't easy - even the most successful of inventors needs to keep learning so they can continually innovate and bring change to the world. If you're in an invention lull, these books will teach and inspire your next great idea! |
Don't Get Taken Advantage Of: Bring Your Invention Safely To Market
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Tips, lessons, and real-life examples of how inventors found success, plus some of the characteristics successful inventors embody |
Challenges Inventors Need To Understand And FaceScammers, cons, dishonesty, false hope...it's all de facto when it comes to your invention idea. If you don't play it safe and understand the pitfalls, it's easy to lose out on the financial benefit of inventing. Learn what to look for
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38 Questions Inventors Should Know How To AnswerPart of successfully commercializing your invention idea is becoming a holistic expert of your product and your field. You should know how to answer these questions in your sleep!
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I Have An Invention Idea... What Now?Sometimes an idea hits you for a great invention that will change the way the world faces a particular problem or challenge. When that idea hits, what do you do? Here are the first things to do when you have an invention idea.
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Inventors are churning out new ideas and extraordinary concepts to improve the way we live every day.
Some inventors focus on improving how we educate our children, some are improving the process by which medical surgeries are performed, and still others are coming up with ways to communicate more efficiently. Almost all inventions start with an idea. (Note: Almost. Mark Twain once said "Name the greatest of all inventors: Accident!") I'm sure you've got your invention ideas though, or you probably wouldn't be here. The difference between you and the layman is you want to be an inventor! You want to contribute to the world and make a difference. You're not going to let your ideas render themselves useless or dissolve with memories in your head; you're going to get them out. Often times the world's greatest creations, are only "potentials." That is largely because people get invention ideas, but don't know what to do next. So when you have an invention idea, what do you do? If you're asking that question, we're glad you're here. There truly aren't mysterious qualities that separate the everyday ideator from a successful inventor. The difference is hard work and investment. Truth be told, anyone who has a unique idea with a potential niche or market can be an inventor. But just as the everyday person can gaze to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro and say, "I want to get there," it's only the dedicated few who become mountaineers and trekkers to one day achieve that goal. |