From IBM Patents to Entrepreneurial Coaching: How Trisha Garrett Reinvented What It Means to Be an Inventor
On this episode of the Bold Inventor Show, J.D. Houvener and Matt Kulseth sit down with inventor, software designer, and entrepreneur Trisha Garrett. Trisha shares her journey from technical writer at IBM to named inventor on multiple patents, revealing how innovation can come from unexpected places, not just engineers and developers.
Garage Invention Transforms Wheelchair Life
A Simple Idea? Not Quite
A lot of people look at a product like this and think, “That’s simple.”
But simple doesn’t mean easy. And it definitely doesn’t mean quick.
This started the way many...
I’d Rather Spend Money On Marketing!
“I’d rather spend my money on marketing.”
I hear this all the time, and honestly, I understand where it’s coming from. You’ve built something new, something you’re excited about, and your first instinct is to...
Can You Legally Trademark Surnames?
You start a business. Simple idea. You want to use your last name as the brand.
Seems fair, right?
“Can I trademark it? Like Disney. Like Hershey.”
Short answer?
No. Not usually.
Dr. Bill Andrews on Telomeres, Longevity Science, and the Quest to Reverse Aging | Bold Inventor Show
In this fascinating episode of the Bold Inventor Show, hosts J.D. Houvener and Matt Kulseth sit down with Dr. Bill Andrews, renowned scientist, inventor, and founder of Sierra Sciences. With decades of research focused on telomeres and telomerase, Dr. Andrews shares...