This book is written for the amateur inventor who understands that the idea he or she has right now could be valuable or worthless, but unless they get a better understanding of the process of commercialisation, they might never be able to tell the difference. Sure, we can rely on others, such as Patent Attorneys and Accountants to give us an independent opinion, but in most cases, their opinions may be skewed towards them being able to bill fees for helping you, if you were lead to believe the idea has merit. This book is a guide to turn your scratchings into something of significant value - to create that billion dollar napkin.
This book is written for the amateur inventor who understands that the idea he or she has right now could be valuable or worthless, but unless they get a better understanding of the process of commercialisation, they might never be able to tell the difference. Sure, we can rely on others, such as Patent Attorneys and Accountants to give us an independent opinion, but in most cases, their opinions may be skewed towards them being able to bill fees for helping you, if you were lead to believe the idea has merit. This book is a guide to turn your scratchings into something of significant value - to create that billion dollar napkin.