Inventors Helping Inventors Alan Beckley

Alan interviews Clay Alexander.
Clay Alexander hated too hot or too cold coffee.
So, he invented Ember - temperature controlled coffee mugs. Next, he invented a self-heating baby bottle that provides the perfect temperature for baby.
His company also created Ember Cubes to keep pharmaceuticals safely chilled during transport.
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Website: www.Ember.com
 

Alan provides a new Thursday Thought episode.
Alan describes the 3 circles of invention expertise - critical to your success as an inventor.
You must treat invention as a business and a career.
That means you must invest not only in your invention, but also in yourself - to learn how to market your invention.
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Website: www.alanbeckley.com
 

Alan interviews Brad Little.
Brad Little grew up near Toronto, and got a systems design engineering degree from the University of Waterloo.
After working to help various companies with product design, he became a full-time inventor.
Today, he's developing an improved purse light - so women can easily find everything.
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Email: Brad@InventionSynergy.com
 

Alan provides a new Thursday Thought episode.
Inventing is full of ups and downs - including exciting news and disappointments.
Alan shares 4 key steps to help you respond after a disappointment - then to make a decision that will serve you.
What is most important is not the disappointment - but what you choose to do about it.
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Website: www.alanbeckley.com

Alan interviews Rocky Batzel.
Rocky Batzel's grandmother struggled to open the push-and-twist caps on her pill bottles.
Rocky thought there ought to be a way to make child-resistant caps easier to open - so he invented SnapSlide.
Soon, his innovative SnapSlide pill bottle cap will soon be available to pharmacies everywhere.
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Website: www.SnapSlide.com
 

Alan provides a new Thursday Thought episode.
Along your invention journey - you'll encounter both critics and negative Neds of your product.
Alan shares the key differences between critics and negative Neds. 
Also, which one you should listen to and which one to ignore.
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Website: www.alanbeckley.com