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Problem Solvers

Often times I wonder, just where exactly to people get there ideas. I watch shows like Pitchmen, a show about two guys who are looking for the next greatest invention. They go through a series of interviews in order to find the right invention to market. This product must have a dual diagnosis, it needs to solve a problem and have the ability to sell for under $20. To find a product that meet both of these criteria is quiet the task. if you haven't seen this show, watch it you will be amazed at what people come up with.



By Jake
On 11/03/2010
At 9:48 PM
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