Hosted by Alan Beckley · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 617 episodes
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Welcome to a podcast for inventors and innovators where each Monday we interview successful inventors and ask them the questions you want to know. You'll learn the tools, tips, and tactics expert inventors use to achieve success - so you can get your invention out of the tank and into the bank!
Alan Beckley hosts Inventors Helping Inventors, a business show with 617 episodes published.
Alan provides a new Me on the Mic episode. Alan shares a few thoughts and epiphanies from recording a podcast for over 7 years. He shares something unique he does in editing that most podcasters don't do - that improves
Alan provides a new Thursday Thought episode. In today's Thursday Thought Alan shares 3 quick tips to destress your life - now. The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle - is a great book to destress. You will likely reread part
Alan interviews Elliott Heinrich. Elliott Heinrich saw Amazon as a great platform to sell his Oil Udder no mess oil change invention. Initially, he spent a lot on ads, but got few sales. Then, he found a creative way to
Alan provides a new Thursday Thought episode. In today's Thursday Thought invites you to attend a Free training workshop - Tap the Power of AI. In the workshop - you'll learn to use a powerful Agentic AI tool to find up
Alan provides a new Me on the Mic episode. Alan is now offering podcast listeners something special - Your Summer Sale. Listen in to learn how you can snag 50% off the regular price for 1 hour of 1-on-1 coaching. Persona
Alan provides a new Thursday Thought episode. In today's Thursday Thought shares 3 key parts to licensing your invention - and how he can help you. It starts with a clear, concise, and compelling marketing message - the
Alan provides a new Me on the Mic episode. Alan shares a simple two-step process to get unstuck - to get into action. It's called the SA Formula. Get away to a quiet place - and then spend 15 or 20 minutes in silence wit
Alan provides a new Thursday Thought episode. In today's Thursday Thought Alan shares 3 reasons why personal growth is painful. Personal growth is stressful and painful because we are doing something new - that we are no
Alan interviews Cody Soodeen. Cody Soodeen's parents lived in a town with contaminated well water - so they had to buy bottled water. This led him as an architect to invent a way, using desiccants, to extract pure water
Alan provides a new Thursday Thought episode. In today's Thursday Thought Alan shares the 2 paths inventors can take to commercialize your inventions. Choose trial-and-error - figure it out yourself; or you can get help
Alan interviews Matthew Freed. Matthew Freed transitioned from a music and TV guru to an inventor. Matthew's business partner, Lesley Mashburn, loved bow fishing - but hated losing expensive bows to the bottom of the lak
Alan provides a new Thursday Thought episode. In today's Thursday Thought Alan shares the 3 elements that must be in your Licensing Pitch Package. You must have a clear, concise, and compelling marketing message. Also yo
Alan interviews James Siedlack. As a OR nurse and consultant, James Siedlack saw a risk: arms and legs of patients were not held securely to the operating table. He invented StopGuard - a side railing to fit easily to th
Alan provides a new Thursday Thought episode. Today's Thursday Thought shares why inventors must clearly illustrate the problem - before they'll understand your solution. Inventors see problems everywhere - poorly design
Alan provides a new Me on the Mic episode. Alan shares the story of an interesting, successful iconic game - Twister. As a new game, Twister got off to a slow start in 1966. Some thought a game that twisted humans on a m
Alan provides a new Thursday Thought episode. Today's Thursday Thought addresses the unique life of an inventor. Alan Answers 4 questions to help you convert your chaos into calibrated chaos. It is challenging for creati
Alan interviews Bill Seidel - product marketing innovator. Bill Seidel developed diverse products - including the first baby monitor - and trained innovation students. Today, he owns AmericaInvents.com and continues to m
Alan provides a new Thursday Thought episode. Today's Thursday Thought shares 5 Proven Steps to Invention Success. Alan provides 5 sequential steps to follow to achieve invention success. These are proven steps that have
Alan interviews Aneela Idnani - inventor of the Keen 2 bracelet. After suffering for years with a psychological disorder that caused her to pull out all her eyebrows, Aneela Idnani invented a solution - the Keen 2 bracel
Alan provides a new Thursday Thought episode. In today's Thursday Thought, Alan asks, "Can you succeed without me?" More broadly, he means, can you succeed on your own as an inventor without help from him or another ment
Aneela Idnani
HabitAware
2 appearances on this show
Brad Little
Governor of Idaho · Idaho State
3 appearances on this show
Pablos Holman
inventor and technology futurist · Deep Future
1 appearance on this show
Alexandra Watkins
Author of ”Hello, My Name is Awesome: How to Create Brand Names That Stick” · Eat My Words
2 appearances on this show
David Levy
Associate Art Director · Horizon Sports & Experiences
2 appearances on this show
Garrett Brown
Short-Term Rental Expert · Denver University
2 appearances on this show
Julie Austin
author, inventor, futurist, innovation keynote speaker · Greene County Juvenile Office
3 appearances on this show
Kevin Moran
Vice President of Strategy Development · Acadian Rock Hypnosis
2 appearances on this show
Lisa Lloyd
Neurodivergent Parenting with ASD with a G & T
2 appearances on this show
Greg Lambrecht
Founder & Inventor · Coravin
1 appearance on this show
Brittany Lammon
Inventing The Chub Rub Patch · The Chub Rub Patch
1 appearance on this show
Tony Gonzales
U.S. Member of Congress
3 appearances on this show
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Inventors Helping Inventors is hosted by Alan Beckley. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 617 episodes.
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