Inventors Helping Inventors

Alan provides a new Thursday Thought episode.

Wrestling with a tough challenge in your business? Why not take a break?

Alan shares how some of the greatest flashes of inspiration and innovative solutions occurred when the entrepreneur was resting or dozing.

Take a break to reframe, gather your thoughts and find inspiration.

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Website: www.alanbeckley.com

Alan interviews Brittany Lammon.

Brittany Lammon moved from Ohio to the warmth of South Florida where she does make up for WWE stars.

When her sister almost fainted in a tiny porta potty at a Miami Dolphins game in tropical heat - Brittany saw a problem. Women suffer from thigh chafing due to tight undergarments, combined with heat.

She invented the Chub Rub Patch to solve the problem - and today her Chub Rub Patches sell all over the U.S.

Website: www.TheChubRubPatch.com

Alan provides a new Thursday Thought episode.

Why do most inventors quit? It's not because they have a bad invention idea.

Tune in to learn a limiting mindset that causes inventors to quit on what could be a promising invention. They quit too soon!

Learn to reframe your thinking - and keep you in the game - so you can succeed.

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Website: www.alanbeckley.com

Alan interviews Tony Gonzales. When Tony's 3 year old son got stung by a scorpion, he knew it was time to take action.

So, he and his business partner, Aaron Gonzales invented Scorpion Repel.

Now called Averzion, their product now sells everywhere, keeping scorpions, rodents and other pests out of houses.

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Website: www.Averzion.com

Alan provides a new Thursday Thought episode.

Alan shares the 4 most dangerous words for an inventor: "I already know that." Alan shares that if you think you already "know" something, your brain tends to shut out any further information.

Learn to reconsider how you might implement the lesson you thought you already knew.

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Website: www.alanbeckley.com

Alan interviews Leeanna Gantt.

In 2018 Leanna Gantt endured a year of breast cancer therapy. Keeping track of all her medications was challenging - so she invented a better system: Tooktake.

Today Tooktake sells in CVS and Walmart - helping people young and old to always be certain they took their medicine timely.

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Website: www.Tooktake.com

Alan provides a new Thursday Thought episode.

Inventing is a metaphorical roller coaster: with ups and downs ("the dips").

Alan describes how the slow rise to an anticipated success or apex - is often followed by meteoric dips and twists of disappointment.

Learn 3 practical tips for dealing with the down times of inventing.

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Website: www.alanbeckley.com

Alan interviews Mark Turnbaugh.

In his youth, Mark Turnbaugh loved tinkering. But he found that knife sharpening with his dad's stone was confounding.

Later, as an engineer, he invented a better knife sharpener - Sharpworx, that even novices could use. Today Mark makes and sells his Sharpworx sharpeners all over the U.S.

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Website: www.SharpWorx.com

Alan provides a new Thursday Thought episode.

Every inventor must answer this simple question about their invention: "Why Would They Buy?"

Alan describes 3 aspects to consider ensuring that your product provides a strong answer to "Why Would They Buy." Listen to learn why clear product benefits are essential to your success.

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Website: www.alanbeckley.com

Alan provides a new Me on the Mic episode.

The 5% of inventors who succeed - choose to do things other inventors don't do.

Alan shares 3 things most inventors don't do - but should. Learn why doing an extensive product search is crucial to the success of your invention and a key mistake most inventors make when they pitch.

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Website: www.alanbeckley.com