I’m back. So how potentially serendipitous is this? Thanks to this med I will be on for life, I am now a chronic “dry mouth” (Xerostomia) sufferer (which can destroys teeth and sleep). Today I learned that one of my doctors has spent the last 2 years patenting a …
prototype device that solves the very problem. What are the odds? I mean, to paraphrase Rick, “Of all the doctors in all the towns in all the world, and I walk into his.”
Like many inventors, he’s so close to it, he’s focused on the details of making the product …
Like many inventors, he’s so close to it, he’s focused on the details of making the product …
work perfectly, and not on the bigger production and marketing picture. Millions need his invention, but they will never afford the current $2500 price tag. It needs to be more like $500. I thought of 3 ways to slash his costs in one 20 minute discussion. A top …
design firm and/or manufacturer could knock this out in 6 months and have a billion dollar product. So I cut a deal with him on the spot to see if I can find one for him and make this thing go global. If you have contacts to any big medical device makers I can pitch, …
I’ll share the wealth. DM me. #invention
As so many inventors do, he INSISTED that they’ve done all they could do to cut costs. I said to him, “except the most important step.”
“What’s that?” he asked.
“Thinking like the guy who is going improve it, slash the costs, and make the really big money.”
“What’s that?” he asked.
“Thinking like the guy who is going improve it, slash the costs, and make the really big money.”
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