Meant to Invent

Explore “Meant to Invent,” where an experienced inventor shares valuable lessons and insights from her journey. Gain practical knowledge and inspiration through her personal stories, challenges, and triumphs. Learn from her experiences to fuel your own inventive spirit and navigate the path of innovation with confidence.

Meant to Invent

Licensing Concepts Faster

I have experienced an array of timelines when pitching and licensing new concepts—from licensing an item to the first person I pitched it to, to licensing a concept within a month of pitching to dozens of companies, all the way to licensing a product after pitching it for a couple of years, and everything in-between.

Meant to Invent

4 at the Core

I have seen inventors with amazing products that never made it to market. The No. 1 reason is that they gave up too soon. Besides a few obvious character traits, these others are consistent in successful inventors.

Meant to Invent

Let’s Make a Deal

Key factors in a licensing agreement may vary in importance, depending on the inventor and situation. No one can claim definitively what should be the most important factor in a licensing agreement.

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