Read coach Ryan's blog about times when an inventRight student broke a rule, and what happened next: https://www.inventright.com/help/blog/breaking-the-rules
Stephen Key is a successful inventor who developed a 10-step process for licensing product ideas that actually works! When he met and teamed up with longtime inventor group leader Andrew Krauss in 1999, the inventRight coaching program was born. inventRight 'rules' exist for a reason — they're based on best practices! In this video, he provides examples of the fact that sometimes, you need to break a 'rule' to make things happen. He also shows off video recorded at the Edison Museum in New Jersey.
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