Here we go and welcome back, my friends, to another audio adventure here on Insight.

I'm Chris Fahamble.

Thank you so much for being with us once again, wherever it is that you're listening

and whatever activity that you're doing right now.

If you haven't yet, please take a second to subscribe or follow on whatever platform

it is that you are listening on right now as you do those various activities, driving to work,

working, working out, walking the dog, making dinner, I don't know, whatever it is. Thank you for being

here. If you're a fan of Shark Tank like I am, and every time you watch it, your brain goes into

overdrive, thinking about what exactly you could invent. Oh, then this episode is going to fuel

all of that even more. Warren Tuttle has spent most of his career helping inventors bring

their product to market. He knows all about how this process works.

In fact, products that you've used in the past, or perhaps products that you use right now

every single day, are a direct result of Warren. He'll tell you more about what those products

are and you're going to go, oh my gosh, I use that thing all the time.

He's also the author of a book called Investor Confidential, the Honest Guide to Profitable Inventing.

You can find that wherever you get your books. But think about this. And we talk about this a lot

in the interview, but think about this. Literally, everything that we use in our life is an invention. It started with

someone's idea, then it got brought to market. Like, I mean, I'm talking into a microphone right now.

I'm wearing headphones right now. I'm looking at a computer right now. All of these are

inventions. I'm just fascinated by this. You can find Warren on social media at

W-W-T-T-L-L-E. That's Tuttle spelled T-U-T-T-L-E. You can find me at Chris Phamfleet. There is so much

packed into this conversation. So let's dive right into it. Please welcome Warren Tuttle.

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