Interview With the American Inventor

June 14, 2006 by Dane | 0 Comments
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The American Inventor

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Inc: Do you have advice to give to other inventors?

JL: When I have an idea about something, there will be a lot of criticism. We don’t like to change anything. We all create bubbles that give us safety zones. We know where to go and what to do. We’ve created a routine to be in this safety zone. We don’t want to change. But we are all inventors: you will have ideas and not go there. You’ll have an idea about an improvement, but then think “if I go to my boss and tell him that I have this idea he will criticize me, and if this will not work how will I look?� and we go back to our shell. Just never give up. There will be a lot of kicks because it is easy to criticize.

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