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An inventor sat on a useful idea for decades before sharing it. The speaker urges inventors to stop waiting and reach out for feedback now, even if you doubt it's great. He positions himself as a mentor who can help amplify promising ideas.

An inventor sat on a useful idea for decades before sharing it. The speaker urges inventors to stop waiting and reach out for feedback now, even if you doubt it's great. He positions himself as a mentor who can help amplify promising ideas.
If you have an idea that you think is— even if you don't think it's a great idea, if you have an idea for something that solves a problem, reach out, talk to somebody. You know, it doesn't have to be me, but don't let it sit. I've talked to too many inventors 20 years after they invented it and it still doesn't exist. I'm like, well, this would have been helpful 20 years ago. Why have you waited this long to put this out? Yeah. So, I mean, to really be involved is just get your ideas out there, get them going. And, you know, if it's really a really good idea and it's picked up by people, people will find your idea. They will be interested. And, you know, people like myself can help push those things out there. So, you know, that would be my advice.

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