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How many inventions make it in the market?

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These numbers are very hard to track down. We'd need to be more specific. After all, inventions come from vast numbers of independent inventors and tinkerers as well as all range of companies (small to massive). read more

Invention might only be offered online through social media or Kickstarter style crowdfunding. The invention might make it onto store shelves (or into the hands of those selling for you) and still not make it. Some inventions get onto store shelves (to keep the retail idea going) and languish there for a year or two before being pulled. read more

The chance for a new drug to actually make it to market is thus only 1 in 5,000. Not very good odds. The process of drug approval is controlled in most countries by a governmental regulatory agency. read more

Many inventors believe that the success of their product begins and ends with"the big idea." In reality, the"idea" is a small component of the overall process. The most successful inventors I have met actually have many ideas, and only act on the ones that are the most viable and offer the path of least resistance to market. read more

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