In this podcast episode of The Inventive Journey, entrepreneurs will learn from Morgan Gilliam, entrepreneur in the field of inventory tracking, as he shares his inventive journey.

“Channel of distribution, do you have the competitive advantage to a channel of distribution, or a product company, or a software or a service? I think what people don't realize is you could create an amazing product and amazing software, but if you cant get it out to the masses and sell it, then the product will just fizzle out and people will never know about it. so if your going to go into business try to find a competitive advantage to a channel of distribution.”

In this podcast episode of The Inventive Journey, entrepreneurs will learn from Nuri Otis, entrepreneur in the field of communication services, as he shares his inventive journey.

“Address It upfront. Put it upfront have your story. When I met you I told you I have it written out it's sitting on the desktop of my computer and I read it. I read it because this way I know that I have given everybody the whole story. And that's what's important.”

In this podcast episode of The Inventive Journey, entrepreneurs will learn from Champion Muthe, in the field of social connections, as he shares his inventive journey.

“Be courageous. It gets really scary. I think when you go out on your own as an entrepreneur kind of navigating the world on your own without the help of a huge corporation behind you, or a big team behind you. so what I would say is sometimes you start to question yourself like am i doing the right thing? Am I going to be able to sustain this business? When you get to the point in your mind I think it's important to remind yourself of why you’re doing it, why you're passionate about it, and to find a way to inspire yourself to keep going.”

In this podcast episode of The Inventive Journey, entrepreneurs will learn from Elizabeth Dodson, entrepreneur in the field of app development and real estate, as she shares her inventive journey.

“Make Decisions do your best to gather the data you need in order to make that decision but just make a decision”

In this podcast episode of The Inventive Journey, entrepreneurs will learn from Michael Nusinkis & Jack Nekhala, co-founders of Bed Scrunchie, as they share their experience and wisdom.

"If you wake up every day saying "I want to become a star! I want to become a star!", you probably aren't going to make it as a star. If you wake up everyday "I love this game, I can't wait to go play" THAT'S when you are going to become a star. If you can honestly say "I can't wait" when you wake up, you'll make it."

In this podcast episode of The Inventive Journey, entrepreneurs will learn from Onur Nacakgedigi, entrepreneur in the field of dentistry, as he shares his inventive journey.

“Do It, just do it, because everyone has a great idea. everyone has a great idea with great potential, but everyone is waiting for the good moment. But just do it every moment is valuable for everyone. Because if you wait something maybe someone will make happen your idea, and maybe they will follow with some things but you can do better. So why you are waiting just do it!”

In this podcast episode of The Inventive Journey, entrepreneurs will learn from Carl Finch, entrepreneur in the field of programming, as he shares his inventive journey.

“Building a startup is not easy, it's just not easy! Even with our app generators, it's not easy!”

In this podcast episode of The Inventive Journey, entrepreneurs will learn from Denis Underwood, entrepreneur in the field of cyber security, as he shares his inventive journey.

stop procrastinating just do it, there is so many lessons like you and I with our businesses have learned. There really is no other way to do it, other than when you're up at midnight trying to understand tax law for your parole, there just is no other way.

In this podcast episode of The Inventive Journey, entrepreneurs will learn from Andrew Lopez, business screen writer, as he shares his inventive journey.

“give yourself a try, don't be afraid to put yourself out there. I know its scary, I know its tough, there is financial burdens sometimes, just don't be afraid to give yourself a try. Because if you let that slip 5, 10, 20, 30 years later that's where the regret sinks in.”

In this podcast episode of The Inventive Journey, entrepreneurs will learn from Michael Malone, entrepreneur in the field of mental aids, as he shares his inventive journey.

“If you think about your idea, and you figure out who your target market is. Go out and talk to them! And not people who know you people who are friends and family are going to be predisposed to encourage you.”