Inventors Helping Inventors

Alan provides a new Thursday Thought episode.

You must give consumers a strong Why to Buy if you want your invention to succeed in the marketplace.

Consumers are creatures of habit - who tend to buy familiar name brand products - rather than new products. Listen to learn how to give buyers a strong Why to Buy your product.

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Website: www.alanbeckley.com

Alan interviews Marj Weir.

As a realtor, it perplexed Marj why beautiful homes - often featured glaring, ugly lights in the bathroom.

She longed for a better way. So, she invented EZLightWraps - to beautify and soften bathroom lighting.

Today, her EZLightWraps beautify American home lighting - one bathroom at a time.

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Website: www.EZLightWraps.com

Alan provides a new Thursday Thought episode.

What is the 'inventor's greatest fear?' Probably, it's that someone will knock off your invention and sell more than you do.

Alan shares tested tools for dealing effectively with fear to keep it from stopping you in your tracks. Also, tactics to deal with knockoffs.

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Bootcamp: www.alanbeckley.com/Bootcamp

Alan interviews Allan Shaw.

During a family picnic, Allan Shaw was frustrated when the wind blew his paper towel dispenser onto the ground.

He knew there must be a better way. So, he invented Clip N Rip - a simple device to clamp the dispenser firmly to any surface.

Allan and his son, now sell Clip N Rips all over the U.S.

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Alan provides a new Thursday Thought episode.

If there is a 'mountain' between where you are in your journey - to get to your next step? What do you do?

Do you 'climb the mountain' or 'take the pass' to get there?

Many inventors choose to take the mountain when they might pay someone to help them get there faster.

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Website: www.alanbeckley.com

Alan interviews Eli Packouz.

Eli Packouz began creating and selling products at age 21 with his brother. He noticed that flossing did not remove bits of mangoes from his teeth.

So, he invented a better floss device - Instafloss. With $2.5 million in presales via crowd funding, Instafloss is poised to launch in Q1 of 2023.

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Alan provides a new Thursday Thought episode.

The inventing journey is often a long, arduous one. The process is analogous to what Seth Goden calls "the dip" in his book by that title.

Your challenge is to endure the "U-shaped" dip that is the invention journey - to stay in the battle - long enough so you can achieve success.

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Website: www.alanbeckley.com

Alan interviews Chris Cohen.

Chris Cohen loved playing baseball. But wanted to improve his grip on the bat. He bought a thumb guard - but found it didn't work well.

So, he invented his own thumb guard to provide a conforming, secure grip to the bat. In 2023, he's launching his new thumb guard invention into the market.

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Alan provides a new Thursday Thought episode.

Alan considers aspects of our 'instant gratification society' that may cause inventors to make poor choices.

He advises you to 'enjoy the journey' of inventing- rather than putting faith into invention marketing companies that promise quick results for a hefty price.

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Bootcamp: www.AlanBeckley.com/Bootcamp

Alan interviews Marcy McKenna.

As a seasoned successful inventor, Marcy McKenna knows that inventing is tough. So, she is launching the InventHer Live that features women inventors.

Marcy believes that inventors much join together to help all to succeed. Every day, Marcy does one bold move in her business to keep her sharp.

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Website: www.MarcyMcKenna.com