Thank you Joseph. That article was special to me because of how Billy Mays really helped me. Good eyes by Mike Drummond the editor to see that the story would work well.

There is much we can learn about either pitching an invention or inventing it. It has to be pushed relentlessly and very hard. It is also not easy.

Because of the great support of here and the inventor’s community when I was diagnosed with cancer yet once again, fourth time now, I have decided to become a more often writer for Inventors Digest but to really help the inventor in an exceptional way.

I will be researching and pulling in experts on high levels to put together real information for the inventor/reader.

The next article is going to be how long do you push an invention before you give up or move on to another or do you never give up? We will not guess at it but we will study invention history and hopefully get some opinions from famous inventors (possibly)…I will try. We will provide a definitive answer to this question every inventor has.

I will be submitting articles like this and I think I can after 25 years of inventor/innovator/entrepreneur hard study pretty much daily.

Congrats to Roger too. Expect more from him too. He too has a great analysis ability to interpret and report.

Ron Komorowski
Inventor of Handi-Straps
www.handi-straps.com

Joseph, Thanks for the kind words I really appreciate it. It was fun to write the article and hopefully give Inventors a realistic look at both sides of inventing. I want all Inventors to take a serious look at what they are doing and be more prepared, so they can make informed decissions before they go in debt. I want to thank Mike Drummond for giving Ron and myself a platform to get the word out about our observations of the inventing world.

http://www.rogerbrown.net

Very nice articles. Maybe you’ll become regular columnists.