I have this idea for an invention but I don't have the money to make it happen. I don't care if I get the money, what can I do to make my dream a reality?
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Nohoch Mac
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Depending on what your invention is you may be able to apply for a grant.
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all you need is a hat, a dog and an instrument. play the instrument in a big city wid d hat on d floor n ppl will giv u moneh
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Inspire someone with $ to make it for you.
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Develop a business plan. If that makes sense and the plan looks solid, you'll get investors....or maybe you'll find you don't need them. If you figure out a surefire way to make money on an idea, and can convey that idea clear enough to convince others...then you can bet that you'll find the money to fund it. I'll simplify some of the things you need: An elevator pitch - a one minute explanation of the business that doesn't just explain it but tells why it's different and why it will make money. You need numbers - proof that there is a market, demand, that you can produce the product/service and make a profit. This has to be based firmly in reality...if the idea doesn't sell, not only should the investors avoid working on it, but so should you. You need to prove you are the person to run it. Even if someone is the best baker in the world doesn't mean they are the best to run the bakery. Management isn't for everyone. If you are building a business plan and realize you don't have all the skills necessary....bring someone else in. Read a book like 'The e-Myth Revisited' by Michael Gerber.
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