Synopsis
How can you become rich and successful? How can you become a millionaire by invention? It seems that great inventions and ideas are what caused the success of many others in the past! Would you like to meet the stories of these inventions from now on? Let’s read their invention stories, learn from those inventors and help you to reach financial success! We are not trying to know what 100 famous inventions are.Actually, there are thousands of famous inventions and it is impossible to know all of them. Rather we are trying to learn the secrets behind 100 famous inventions. The secrets of their inventions are actually quite simple: most great inventors tried to make their lives or their loved ones’ lives easier and refused to accept everything for granted. Instead, they believed in themselves and in the fact that they could change the world by finding a better way to complete a task. You will be surprised to find that it is not difficult to become an inventor into a millionaire. For instance, some inventors created new things with flash of genius, but most inventors improved the current invention by modifying the current invention, adding a new function, combining two inventions into one or using the current invention for another purpose. Once we know the secrets behind 100 famous inventions, we might duplicate their success stories and we might invent some items, which would save time and money for people, and we become millionaires someday. Let’s begin the journey!
About the Author
Sang Ki Lee, Patent Attorney and Attorney at Law, focuses on intellectual property law. Prior to joining Dream Law, he worked as a patent attorney at SoftBee in Chicago, where he has been involved in helping small businesses and individual inventors for patents, trademarks and copyright and other intellectual property areas. Sang Lee has extensive experience and expertise in intellectual property rights that require complex, scientific, computer and engineering knowledge. Prior to becoming a lawyer, he worked as a senior researcher and engineer at Panasonic, a global electronics company headquartered in Japan, for 10 years. He also worked as a senior engineer and computer programmer at Landauer, Inc., a global medical device company headquartered in Glenwood, IL, for 10 years. Sang Lee is also an inventor with the patent on credit card processing system at the pump (U.S. Patent No. 5,889,676, granted in 1999) Patent Attorney, Admitted to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office Attorney at Law, Admitted to the State of Illinois Attorney at Law, Admitted to the United States Tax Court Attorney at Law, Admitted to Federal Court, Northern District of Illinois Senior Researcher at Landauer, Inc. Senior Engineer at Panasonic, Inc. Loyola University Chicago, J.D. The University of Illinois, MS in Computer Science The University of Illinois, BS in Computer Science Seoul National University, Pre-Dental Program Email Address: sang@dream-law.com Phone#: 1-847-357-1358 ext 301 Fax#: 1-847-357-1359
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