In this podcast episode of The Inventive Journey, entrepreneurs will learn from Jon Romm, content expert & entrepreneur, as he shares his inventive journey.

"It is ok to move in a direction for something where you don't know everything about it. But I do think that there need to be elements of it that you know a lot about, and you need to be able to surround yourself with others that know about the areas that you don't know."

In this podcast episode of The Inventive Journey, entrepreneurs will learn from Nihdi Jadhav, Entrepreneur & Advocate For Quantum Computing In High School , as she shares her inventive journey.

We probably won't be able to teach as much, or give as much in depth explanations about certain aspects as quantum computing professionals. Because they have been doing it since college. Its a good balance between the two that we believe will help high schoolers learn, as well as having a positive experience.

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

Build a team in trust. The things you need to look for and bring in, I mentioned it just a couple minutes ago, integrity is everything. Ethics, you have got to do the ethical thing.

Learn from Inventor, Entrepreneur, and CEO of Create A Castle as he shares his inventive journey.

"Don't think that you are getting into this to get rich quick. It doesn't usually work like that. You can be deceived by some of the TV shows you see on there where people say 'Ah, I went viral overnight...' and 'this cost me $1000 to set it up...' Sometimes you can get lucky like that, I'm not saying you can't, but 90-99% of the time you're not gonna."

In this podcast episode of The Inventive Journey, entrepreneurs will learn from Anna Gannon, an entrepreneur with experience in logistics, freight, and food, as she shares her inventive journey.

"Take stock of your emotional health. The highs are really high, and the lows are really low, and it's very isolating."

Meet Rachel, a businesswoman thrown into the world into entrepreneurship, as she shares her inventive journey.

"I think that every single person, whether you realize it or not, has had a million-dollar idea. The problem is that people feel apprehensive about quitting what's comfortable and their day-to-day to actually focus 100% on their idea."

"You need to get comfortable with the unknown. When you are doing things like this, innovating, pushing the envelope, leading the edge type of approaches, you may lose some sleep over that. But each time that you can see the proof that it works and has paid off, you will sleep much better."

"Business is the business of people, NOT of products or services. Get out there. Find your tribe. Make sure you are well-known and well-seen, that you are synergistic. You are your brand for the first 5, even 10 years." Meet Dr. Jacqueline Darna, an entrepreneur, CEO, and inventor. Learn from her experience as a doctor in the medical field as she used her experience to invent new and revolutionary products.

In this episode of The Inventive Journey, a podcast for entrepreneurs and small businesses, hear from David Borish. "People say 'I don't have the right schooling.' YOU DON'T NEED schooling! You can go online and download courses from MIT and other universities for free. You can research and study any business that you want to study!"

"Take responsibility for everything. In the end, it's yours. You're responsible. If you do that, no matter how bad things go, there's a path. I am still standing, 14 years later, because I did that." Listen to Chris Murphy, a serial entrepreneur that focuses on small businesses, as he shares tips from his experience.