Licensed his product with inventRight coaching support
How expert invention licensing coaching helped David sign his first licenisng deal
New to inventing, David Cabestany read Stephen Key’s books, joined inventRight, and started calling companies. Over nearly two years — and 17 pitched ideas — coach Paul Sorenson helped him stay focused, refine his outreach, and navigate next steps. The result was his first licensing agreement and a clear, repeatable path he can use for future ideas.
“Unlike other inventRight students, I’m not a lifelong tinkerer, much less an inventor. I discovered I have a knack for it at the tender age of 39. I had thought of a couple of ideas in the past but because I had no idea what to do. A few years later one of them hit the market and I had this bittersweet feeling of knowing that I was not that far off, but I had wasted an opportunity due to my lack of knowledge.
I read both ‘One Simple Idea’ and ‘Sell Your Ideas With or Without a Patent’ by Stephen Key and I was sold. I joined the inventRight program shortly after and started calling companies.
I signed the agreement a few days ago. It took almost two years and about 17 pitched ideas to finally land a deal. It’s an amazing feeling!
No one said it would be easy, but it can be done. My coach Paul Sorenson, whom I’m proud to call a friend, has been CRITICAL in my success and I am forever thankful to him and Stephen. They both helped me immensely, even after my membership ran its course. I spoke to both well after I was no longer an active student and they were always as helpful and friendly as when I was enrolled.
Thanks so much inventRight friends, you are the real deal!”
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