"I know how it feels to have an incredible big idea and feel totally lost,frustrated and confused because you have no idea what to do, where to go orwho to ask to help make it real," said Fried. "Doing the research andlearning from my mistakes ate up a lot of valuable time because I didn'thave access to the material I've pulled together here."

Brian Fried turned a hobby into a thriving business. Presently, he holdsthree issued utility patent and seven other patent pending inventions andhas twelve more to develop. His inventions range from kids toys and infantproducts, to houseware gadgets, to everyday items that solve problems.

Mary D. Ellroy, Award Winning Toy Inventor & Licensing Agent, had this tosay about the 135-page hands-on workbook and guide: "Brian's approach toinventorship is both entertaining and useful. It is clearly written, easyto read and full of great facts!"

A combination of an inventive mind, positive attitude, a willingness towork hard and a determination to reach set goals are detailed in the bookas essential to achieving success. In addition, Fried finds that teamworkprovides a network of colleagues and collateral services.

"From the initial stage to the final stage of commercialization, theinventor will find a friend and partner in 'You & Your Big Ideas,'" WalterReid, Small Business Development Center, Farmingdale State College, AProgram of the US Small Business Administration.

On his new website, www.youandyourbigideas.com Fried has created a LinkedCommunity consisting of his own network of supporters and friends who areeach available to provide guidance to novice inventors and start-upentrepreneurs and set them on the road to success.

To contact the author, email brian@youandyourbigideas.com

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