This Invention Generated $10 Million In Passive Income
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- Опубліковано 2 січ 2019
- Stephen interviews Brian Walker, a uniquely talented and wildly creative inventor from Bend, Oregon whose remarkable toy invention 'The Light Chaser' generated $10 million in royalties. It took him three hours and cost $0. It's been out for 18 years in every Disney theme park. There are more than 100 different designs! Learn more about him and why he decided to join the inventRight coaching program.
He considers himself a general inventor who has no boundaries. Thank you Brian!
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When he says grown up stuff scares him, everyone of us is a kid inside trying to project an image of competence. Great video guys.
Not disability. Just a special type of ability! Very inspiring
This guys is as honest and real as it gets. Very inspirational for all us grown up "kids". Thank you for this.
Great Stuff! I love the fact that Brian is the REAL deal - brilliant, quirky, good personality but ... NOT polished! His story is inspiring because he speaks of his setbacks as well as his victories. Thanks Steven!
This guy reminds me sooo much of Robin Williams...great video and very inspirational!!!
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Yes Brian is perfect example of how the imagination just plain kicks in with no extra effort. He see things in his mind before they are created. He continuously modifies things in his head and then with with tooling to make them what they could be. I totally get it, wish I could have started earlier. It's nice to hear about a story like his.
Brian's incredibly open, hardworking, and inspirational! Thank you so much InventRight for introducing us to him!
Being bipolar is a gift!
Ha! This guy is my hero! Could we all get a beer!?
What I liked about this video the Guest’s age, he is about 65 and looks as enthusiastic as 14 years old.....that’s “The Inventors’ Mentality”....
I love this guy! “I have No boundaries”
Love how honest this guy is. He's so inspirational!
Brian is a true rock star in the industry!!!!! I so can relate to his background!!
Who or why would anyone give this a thumbs down!? MOTIVATING x2 I just started reading your first book. I have an old school buddy up here in Ontario that has met you Stephen. He and I are moving forward.
"rejection is my middle name" man this was one of the best videos thanks guys! It truly is a numbers game
Brian give yourself a hand shake from all of us. Thank you so much as real people doing crazy things using their minds....
I've been delaying watching this video due to its length, but now I can say this was the best way to invest 15 and a half minutes of my life, in a long time!. Three takeaways (for me):
Imagination is more important than knowledge... words from a genius guy
Thank you Stephen and Brian. This was such an energetic and inspiring interview!