What to do after you come up with an invention idea

Who hasn’t had an idea for a new product. I think just about each and every one of us has. But the problem is what do you do next. I can guarantee if you don’t do anything and if it’s a good idea you will soon see it on TV or the retail shelf.

Here are 10 things to consider if you have a product idea. Take a deep breath, you can do this, but you better educate yourself.

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