Not sure what to do with all these ideas?

**JesusM9** · 09-14-2010 10:37 PM

Ok so me and my family have so many ideas, brillant ones at that. We just are not sure how to get started with any of them and need guidance. Our inventions are guaranteed to make a hit but we need a kick start! Any thoughts?

**akula** · 09-14-2010 11:04 PM

yea....this has been covered ad nauseum
if you don't know how to do entrepreneurship, read a book
i'm sick of explaining it

**Andrew91** · 09-17-2010 02:09 PM

I'm currently taking a business administration program. If you have a green light idea that passes our feasability study we can potentially make a business plan for you. We just need ideas.

**hoardboy** · 09-18-2010 06:25 AM

Read 'how to implement business ideas for dummies', lmfao.

**creative project** · 09-19-2010 11:54 AM

PM me if you have a online web development Ideas. so that we could help you establish your ideas in the internet.

**InvenToy** · 09-21-2010 03:48 PM

My advice would be to pick one invention, preferably the easiest and cheapest to make and take it from there. We have seen it can be done many times before. You just need the committment and belief in the idea to follow it through. If you have an idea chances are you will need a prototype. To build a prototype you normally need some CAD designs. Draw up the idea, take it to a drafts person or go to a local college or university to see if someone there can do it. Rapid prototyping can be cheap and the next stage is to licence the idea or self manufacture. At the end of the day its up to you. If you believe in the idea then go for it. If you don't someone else probably will, eventually.

Cheers

Inventoy

**tcp** · 10-01-2010 02:46 PM

Hi Jesus, good to hear that you have a lot of ideas brewing in your head. If I may give you an advise, it would be make sure that there's nothing similar that's already out there. The reason is that as you move forward, you'll be spending a lot of time and capital to think through the steps, come up with the prototype and patent your idea and to only find out that somebody else already patent a similar concept or idea. Just because you do not see it doesn't mean that the idea has not been thought of or protected. So my recommendation to you would be to do a patent search on the internet, if nothing comes up I'd still do a professional patent search. Best of luck with your ideas