Who Are You, Anyway?
You must know the main characteristics of inventors and entrepreneurs to max out both skillsets.
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Author: Jack Lander
The Language (and Vision) of Inventing
The inventor’s language, as I think of it, is a vision of form as well as sounds and their symbolic equivalents.
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2 Inventors, 1 Lesson
The first Xerox® machine was produced in 1958.
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A Fight to His Finish
We don’t talk much about the fate of Robert Kearns these days. The automatic intermittent windshield wiper he invented may not be impressive when contrasted with the effects of various apps on our cell phones and tablets. But his story is worth retelling, because many inventors are tempted to take on the “big guys.”
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Get Your Sequence in Order
There are hundreds of ordinary examples of actions we perform in a certain sequence without thinking. We put on our jeans before we put on our shoes because reversing the sequence doesn’t work well. The same logic applies to marketing an invention we produce.
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