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Episode Title: How Inventors Bootstrap BIG Invention Ideas (Work > Money)
Podcast: Invent With Me
Season 2 – Sponsored by the Invent With Me Patreon
Description:
Too many inventors believe their big idea won’t go anywhere unless they get funding first—but what if the secret to success is putting in the work before the money ever arrives?
In this episode of Invent With Me, your hosts Marcus and Grant sit down with Sam Baker, the founder of WriggleBrew, to unpack the gritty, honest truth about bootstrapping a real invention from zero to launch. Sam shares the real story—not the polished startup fairytale—of how he turned a dorm-room idea into a viable business without waiting around for a big check.
From using garages as labs to building a product in layers, this episode walks inventors through six actionable steps to move from concept to income. We dive into the hidden advantages of being resource-limited, how to develop grit, why many inventors waste time chasing validation and funding instead of traction, and the critical skill of pivoting when your initial idea doesn't go according to plan.
If you’ve ever felt stuck because you “just need money” to start, this episode is a wake-up call—and a masterclass in the value of doing over dreaming.
Highlights include:
- Why having limited resources is a superpower in the early invention phase
- How real intellectual property is in the work, not just the idea
- How Sam built his product step-by-step while holding down other commitments
- The emotional traps inventors fall into when comparing themselves to well-funded competitors
- When and how to take on funding—without losing control
- Why your garage is more powerful than you think
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