Comments on: Release Your Inner Genius Part II

By: Lena

Lena — Sun, 10 Apr 2011 12:37:59 +0000

Hi Steve. I havve already commented this video-blog before, see above.
I noticed you made the message easier to grasp this time, though, by spelling it out. It helped. Because of my ADD-diagnosis, I
sometimes have great difficulties in foccus and concentration. I have to see the video a couple of times to get it.
I am going to buy your Perfect Bizfinder Manual again, because I need it to complete your Audio Coaching Program. I did buy it again a short while ago, but Sindy gave me a refund because I had bought it at another opportunity. She thinks I still got it(The Perfect Bizfinder.manual). Maybe on a disc somewhere… Love Lena

By: Lena Larsson

Lena Larsson — Tue, 05 Apr 2011 12:53:26 +0000

Hi Steve. I have followed your advice and practiced it during your Audio Coaching program, so I know it works.
For example, when you write you get in touch with your subconscious mind. I will try and follow your advice daily. But to be honest, I think I do it naturally without thinking.I just follow my nature. Love Lena

By: sanjay

sanjay — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 17:58:42 +0000

Steve, it was very inspiring to listen to you. I dream of joining you in your team as a perfect biz inspiring partner. Hope my dream comes true. I was inspired by Edison before. Now your lecture on Salvador Dali has inspired me further.

By: steve

steve — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 14:25:40 +0000

WOW – What an amazing story Glen. Thanks for sharing it. – Steve

By: Glen Kersten

Glen Kersten — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 05:45:48 +0000

My first encounter with creative dreaming was when I was about 10 years old. I was fascinated with electronics, radios, transmitters, vacuum tubes, etc. One evening I was at my workbench putting together a radio on a wooden “breadboard” from scratch, just out of my head and a schematic to guide me. I wired the components together with the expectation that I could tune in to a local radio station when finished. It refused to work. Frustrated, I went to bed as commanded by my mother and fell asleep. During a dream, I was watching my hands moving some wires with no thought as to what I was doing or why. Just watching. when I awoke the next morning I vaguely remembered my dream and moved the wires as I had seen in the dream. Wow! It came to life and worked beautifully. The brain does work creatively that way and has solved many similar problems in a similar way when relaxing and forgetting the problem for a while.

By: Estelle Harder

Estelle Harder — Tue, 25 May 2010 00:07:41 +0000

Dearest Steve, once again thank you reminded about the Artist Way excellent book.love reading like a book worm . Love writing, pictures come to mind then I sketch or do paint Einstein, author Green many people I felt them so incredible I felt very honoured and priviledged in doing each individual, I did paint Steve Erwin Not long after his passing then donated that to the park for his children to see their dad in memory a very beautiful soul, for I feel and see all. We each are so very blessed indeed are we not passion is the game and I intend on filling all the fun I can fit into my life to share with others on a daily basis . YOU HAVE A VERY WONDERFUL DAY YOUNG MAN. Estelle

By: chris fidoe

chris fidoe — Sat, 15 May 2010 01:02:33 +0000

brilliant – thank you Steve

By: Jan Berry

Jan Berry — Sat, 08 May 2010 04:12:18 +0000

I have unconsciously been doing this for a long time. I am a teacher and my best ideas for lessons have come to my while I am sleeping. I think about a problem before I go to sleep and when I wake up I have lots of ideas and know which way to proceed. A long time ago I read a book about dreams and started writing down my dreams in the morning. I have some amazing dreams and can remember them in the morning, unlike most of my friends.I get a lot of inspiration and ideas from my dreams.

By: Donna Digman

Donna Digman — Thu, 22 Apr 2010 00:27:33 +0000

One of the most important things I have learned about being creative is “you cannot have or do – or invent” anything you don’t already know something about. In other
words, if you have nothing in your background related to a particular subject, you will not be to come up with a solution to something you know nothing about. So -
it is only natural that your mind will work on things you know about – go with it.

I took over my husbands business (he was a propriator) and immediately told myself
this is not the way I will run this business and I am an entrepreneur. I changed everything that involved getting my hands dirty to “outsourcing” and was able to grow the business ten fold within two years.

I just got a patenet and trademark on a product that you will all soon be seeing on
TV and many of you with similar things in your background are going to “thump your forehead” thinking that you should have thought of that because it is so simple and was “right in front of your eyes.” You see I am no more creaive than you, but the Universe gave me the idea and I acted on it.

So what is the very first step? (1) your idea (2) does someone else already own the idea? (3) is there really a market for my idea? How do you find out these things?
I am mostly disgusted with anything our Government does, but this time I must give
credit to the USPTO web site. It is easy to use and you can not only check on
your idea, but you can troll the site for ideas. Simply go to the web site and put in
some descriptive words that come close to your idea. You will be amazed how many patents you will find on any one subject. Whatever you do, do not get discouraged when you find possibly 500 patents that are similar to your idea. It doesn’t mean anything has been done with them or that it matches your idea exactly.

After you search the USPTO web site, “Google” your subject and see what you find.
Than go out to the stores where your item (idea) would be sold. Say it is an automotive item. Go to as many auto parts stores as your can manage. If you don’e see your particular item, you might see where it is needed and where it would fit in.

As for not telling anyone about you idea until you can obtain a Provisional Patent -
you are right – keep your mouth shut – yea, don’t even tell you best friend or family until youhave done your work and know more. Why, because )(one) they will discourage you, (two) it will release the tension of your good idea away from you, and most important, they may not steal your idea, but they might tell someone about it who will take you idea and act upon it.

Ok, you don’t have your own business yet and you don’t have any money, etc. Don’t ask anyone to invest in your “idea.”    No one cares more than you do.   So what do you have? You have the ability to come up with an “idea,” you have the ability to do the research at USPTO, you have the ability to think of a great Trademark (don’t know about trademarks? You have a computer, learn about them. Once you have
a great product turned into a simple prototype, a Provisional Patent and a Trademark, you ready to starting talking about getting someone to invest in your
“idea.”    If you creative idea is good, is really something that enough people want, the money will come. The as seen on TV productions are always looking for great,
simple, demstratable, Provisionally Patented and Trademarked products. The money
will be drawn to your work (action).   It a lot of work and you are the one that must do it. The Universe doesn’t care who brings the new product to life and will keep
giving enough people “hits” until someone will surely grab the idea and take the action (do the work).

Hey Steve, I’m still learning and you are a great teachere.

Donna

By: Lynda

Lynda — Fri, 16 Apr 2010 13:03:48 +0000

Great information Steve. Its a step-by-step way even the most uncreative person can follow.

Thank you for all your fantastic and valuable input.