What is Ideas-Preneur
Why Ideas-Preneur
Can You Patent an Idea?.. Inventors often wonder, "can you patent an idea?" The answer is no. On its own, an idea is not enough to earn a patent. Therefore, the majority, if not all, of the products and services that are described in this website can be considered as "Public Domain" and therefore available to whomever carries forward with the selected product/service. Good Luck - Contact Us if you have any questions.
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All ideas are not new - in fact, FEW ideas are new!
"Ideas" - a thought or suggestion as to a possible course of action,
a mental impression.
Ideas may fade with time, and thus no doubt were of no value -
at least in your own rationale.
"Preneur" - French term and among other things may be equated to
"Risk Taker", or "Outside the Box thinking".
The term "Entrepreneur" often means 'a person who organizes and operates a business or businesses, taking on greater than normal financial risks in order to do so.'
"Risk Taker", or "Outside the Box thinking".
The term "Entrepreneur" often means 'a person who organizes and operates a business or businesses, taking on greater than normal financial risks in order to do so.'
So our new "Manufactured" term, "Ideas-Preneur", could mean taking a "mental impression" beyond the mental state and actually documenting and formulating (organize) a plan that will focus on that concept - most often (but not necesarily) associated with a business or an activity.
Our efforts will focus on those "ideas" that relate to business nd activities that can generate revenues, or otherwise be a benefit to an entity - a person or a Community, whether that Community is a "for-profit" or a "non-profit".
Idea-Preneurs keep notes and document those ideas that come to them, in whatever form... that may stand "the test of time"... whatever term that period may be.
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Problem with Entrepreneur... as noted previously,
"The term "Entrepreneur" often means 'a person who organizes and operates a business or businesses,
taking on greater than normal financial risks in order to do so."
taking on greater than normal financial risks in order to do so."
NOTE: '" A person...." - it is rare, indeed, that a single person has the wherewithall to accomplish that which we often are lead to believe was soley responsibile for what may often be described as a very successful company. While it may be true that "a" person initiates a new product, or service, or whatever, i.e. starts with an idea - it is seldom the case that they alone created a grand company. "no man is an island", or to be pc, "no person is an island". Eventually the idea-person may need financing - try that without a business plan. And then we need marketing - try that without detracting from the engineering/production side of the issue. Well, you get the idea!
Thus we feel that a more realistic view is to recognize the wide range of talents and experience that is required to expect success in any company, and to encourage the participation of a "Community" when seeking potential project for Economic Development.