inventor vs entrepreneur

Inventor Vs Entrepreneur (…And How to be Both!)


New training on Inventor Vs Entrepreneur (…And How to be Both!)

In this video training, we will get into the distinction between being an inventor and an entrepreneur and how it is possible to embody both roles! While many inventors possess ideas, the key to translating those ideas into success lies in having a genuine desire and unwavering commitment to achieving profitability. Although entrusting your idea to a party may initially seem appealing it often leads to stagnation and failure than triumph.

The Pitfalls of Surrendering Your Business

When inventors relinquish control of their business to someone they essentially absolve themselves of any responsibility for their product. Unfortunately this frequently results in a success rate of than 1%. The majority of inventions and physical products fail to generate any profit with 5% experiencing true success. If you aspire to be among that group of inventors it is imperative that you take ownership of your product and invest the necessary dedication required for its prosperity.

Dedication and Diligence

To thrive as both an inventor and entrepreneur your commitment must extend beyond lip service; you need to care about the success of your product more than anyone else. This entails more, than passing off your business affairs to a party; instead it requires actively engaging in selling and promoting your product.To achieve success it’s crucial to dedicate time and effort to refining your product until it generates revenue. This involves taking action and persisting as an entrepreneur who sees their product through, to fruition.

One important aspect is thoroughly. Comprehending the opportunities associated with your invention. Many inventors miss out on earnings because they don’t fully grasp the avenues available to them. For instance licensing your idea to a company may initially seem appealing. If they lack competence in manufacturing and promoting your product effectively it won’t gain traction.

When considering partnerships with companies it becomes imperative to understand the nature of collaboration and what measures they will take to ensure the success of your product. It’s not about making a profit; rather take the time to conduct thorough research and select a company that aligns with your long term objectives.

Alternatively of investing an amount of money in hiring someone else to license your idea you might consider starting your own small business. This gives you control, over the sales and distribution process of your product.By dedicating your time and energy to mastering the art of selling to retailers, wholesalers and other channels you have the potential to achieve gains.

Distinguishing Between an Inventor and an Entrepreneur

The key distinction, between being an inventor and an entrepreneur lies in the determination not to give up and the willingness to take responsibility for your business. Than delegating tasks it is advisable to familiarize yourself with various revenue generating opportunities that are available. Make decisions. Hire competent individuals who can provide valuable support for your business.

Being both an inventor and an entrepreneur demands unwavering commitment taking action and a genuine desire to learn. Relying solely on others to bring your product to market should not be your approach; instead take charge of the process yourself. Gain an understanding of your options conduct market research and make well informed decisions regarding how best to sell and promote your product. By assuming ownership of your business endeavors and investing the effort you will enhance your chances of achieving success while potentially reaping significant financial rewards.

If you are interested in delving into becoming an inventor or entrepreneur feel free to explore RetailMBA.com or subscribe to our channel for access, to invaluable insights and complimentary content. Remember that you hold the power to introduce your product worldwide while building a business.
Keep pushing stay dedicated and make things happen. Best of luck, on your path to achieving success, as an inventor and entrepreneur!

Inventor verses entrepreneur

The Inventor vs. Entrepreneur Dilemma: Striving to Be Both

In the realm of product development two key players emerge: inventors with brilliant ideas and entrepreneurs who transform those ideas into thriving businesses. Often. Inventors face a common challenge—they struggle to sell their inventions to retail chains.

However. As someone with almost two decades of experience selling products to retail chains and teaching product companies around the world. I can assure you that pursuing retail is the most effective way to generate revenue for your physical product company. This is especially true if you are a startup or new business.

Inventors are often creative individuals with limited financial resources brimming with eagerness to bring their ideas to life.

Its truly incredible to have such innovative thinkers among us. However. In order to make money from your invention. You must possess a genuine desire for financial success and wholeheartedly commit yourself to the process.

Relying on Third Parties

Relying on third parties-like inventor help or licensing companies—often leads to stagnation and yields less than 1% success rates.

While some inventor support companies can offer assistance. Its important to acknowledge that most inventions and physical products fail to generate significant profits. In fact only a small fraction—less than 5%—truly excel and generate substantial revenue.

To ensure that you fall into this successful minority it is essential that you care more about your products’ success than anyone else does. You must be willing to sell your product passionately. Even if you dislike the sales process itself. Continuous evaluation and refinement of your product until it resonates with consumers and generates sales plays an integral role in its success. Taking full responsibility for your products’ journey and actively participating in its growth is crucial.

Do not fall into the trap of believing that handing off your business entirely will lead it down the path of prosperity; while there may be exceptions. This approach rarely results in substantial profits. The inventors who achieve remarkable success are those dedicated to their own products. Selling them with unwavering passion.

Successful Inventors

And refusing to give up until they generate revenue. It is the level of commitment and entrepreneurial spirit that sets apart successful inventors from those who remain entrenched in the dreamland of their inventions. If you are prepared to take action I recommend that you invest time in studying and gaining a thorough understanding of the opportunities that are available to you. Many inventors miss out on lucrative revenue streams simply because they are unaware of the possibilities.

For instance some inventors solely focus on licensing their ideas without realizing the potential for additional income that can be achieved by establishing their own company. Renting your idea to a third party company may offer a percentage of sales but if they fail to effectively develop and market your product it may not go anywhere. To avoid such setbacks. It is important to carefully evaluate potential partners and fully comprehend their capabilities and commitment towards ensuring the success of your product.

On the other hand there are inventors who are willing to exert more effort gather funds and start a small company. By investing in learning how to sell their product to retailers, wholesalers, distributors, or even TV shopping networks like HSN and QVC they can significantly increase their earnings. These dedicated individuals have the opportunity to potentially make a fortune through dedication, education, and hard work. The key lies in recognizing the revenue opportunities that align with your product and choosing the right path for your business.
It is essential to remember that being an entrepreneur does not necessarily entail handling every aspect of your business forever.

Inventor Vs. Entrepreneur

Rather it means being the driving force behind your products’ success by taking necessary steps such as learning about the industry exploring various revenue streams and making informed decisions about hiring professionals who can support your goals. It is crucial to avoid relying solely on a representative or third party who may not prioritize the success of your product. Instead. Take charge initially and reap long term benefits from your investments. At Retail MBA. We provide comprehensive guidance on how best to approach, pitch,and sell products to retail chains. We understand the intricacies of the retail industry and offer strategies beyond traditional retail channels since not all products are suitable for this market. To learn more about our resources, training programs, and coaching opportunities. Please visit our website: retailmba.com. Through gaining knowledge and seeking guidance for yourself, it is possible for you to transform into a dedicated entrepreneur who takes decisive action, perseveres through challenges till success is achieved and reaps substantial returns on investment for your product. In closing it may be said that innovators possess remarkable ideas but in order to convert these concepts into profitable ventures they need to embrace an entrepreneurial mindset. Depending solely on external parties often leads to limited accomplishments whereas active involvement and unwavering commitment towards achieving success with their product lays a solid foundation towards significant profits. You should welcome this role as an entrepreneur; study every available opportunity carefully then make wise choices regarding what path is best suited for your business by taking informed decisions.Through sustained determination and tenacity you can launch your unique merchandise onto market shelves captivating consumers thereby achieving monetary triumph. Realize that it is within grasp that you turn your innovative thoughts into tangible realities thereby joining others whose inventions led them down pathways as thriving entrepreneurs.

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In this training, I will discuss some of the things to think about when approaching a retailer to sell your products and become a vendor. Hope it helps! 🙂

Karen Waksman,
Retail MBA

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