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"Harvey: Just a note to let you know I am a big fan of yours. I read your book a few years back, followed your process and have had great success in last couple of years. I have presented about a dozen concepts and have licensed three. One has been on the market for two years, second one will be in walmart in 3 months, and the third is in the manufacturers’ R and D."

Excerpted from an e-mail from John S. of Springfield, MO

"Dear Harvey: The book was inspiring and motivating. So much so that I am currently in the middle of negotiating my first idea. It's a new pet product which I believe will take the country by storm. During meeting and phone calls I found myself quoting passages directly from your book. I've now read it four times and hang on the words as law. I have also bought 2 more copies and recommended it countless times to friends ..."

"My mind is always working and coming up with ideas. Until I read this book I had no idea what to do with them or how I could make money from them. I always thought I would need a patent. By reading this book, Harvey Reese took me step-by-step through the ideation, creation, and licensing of new product ideas. It gave me the get-up-and-go to get out there and make money off my ideas."

"Dear Mr. Reese: My name is K--- L---. I have just finished reading your book How To License Your Million Dollar Idea and I have to say it's informative and most encouraging. My hat's off to you, you have done a fine job with it."

"The book is very readable, encouraging, and has useful and excellent information. He is right on about needing to show the product in person. The company we licensed our product to was the one we were able to see in person. The licensing contract info was most helpful - straightforward and covered more issues than any other book."

Dear Harvey: Comments: I just wanted to say that I purchased your book yesterday and after reading only two chapters I am very confident in finding my success ….(snip) …. I have always loved to dream up new ideas but wasn't sure you could make a living at it, but that book of yours is showing me that it's very possible. Thank you for writing and inspiring, and I hope one day to write part II!"

"This book is one of the best I've read so far. The author lists lots of how-to tips for all phases of the invention process…. (snip) …. I really learned some things that I could DO from this book. (Some supposedly how-to books only tell you how the author did it!) This book helps to end some of the frustration that arises from having a great product - and not knowing where to go with it. Thanks!"

"Dear Mr. Reese. Thank you! I must begin this e-mail with a thank you because your book has changed my life. I wanted to say that for a long time but was unable to locate you. Quite recently, by accident, I found your site. I have used your book for inspiration, guidance, reference and support. When no one believed or supported me (which was often) your book got me through..…." 

"Truly I can go on forever, I'm that grateful. I read your site and hope you do finish another book. I'll be first in line for a copy."

"The book has a lot of great examples of 'new products' that gives you a break from the technical "how-to' information. The writing style is easy and fun to read. It doesn't give very much info on making prototypes and taking the new product to market on your own though. He does however let you know this up front. Maybe Mr. Reese's next book should be on those subjects. I would buy it. Harvey Reese is a funny guy."

"Dear Harvey: I really am so excited. I read your book months ago and remember you saying you didn't take on clients to represent, but I was going to re-read the book because the information was so good and I thought I could track you down and try to convince you to reconsider. Now I don't have to!"

"This is a great book with all the A-Z how-tos. You couldn't ask for anything simpler. The only thing I would request is the author's e-mail address. Maybe we could exchange ideas and make some mega bucks."

"Mr. Reese - I recently read your "How To License Your Million Dollar Idea" and was quite impressed! ….."

"Most 'how to' books (on any topic) are often boring and technical. This book was an easy and riveting read from cover to cover, and it managed to convey all the important information that I need to get started on licensing my invention. It's great for giving you a thorough overview of licensing and patenting, from which you can take immediate action. It's also a good starting point if you want to move on to more technical (and unfortunately dry) sources of information. Since I am an Australian, a chapter with more of an international perspective would have been helpful."

"I had recently been playing around with an idea and even did some research for a product idea. This book put all the pieces together as far as what to do after you have patented or trademarked an idea. Recommended for anyone with a good idea but who doesn't know what to do next."

"I found Mr. Reese's book to be very inspirational and a very easy read. A different approach and something I will try. What he teaches is that anyone can do this, and how to do it. There is so much negative out there and the odds of success seem slim. An extremely important thread runs through this book - get your hands dirty and work hard until you get it done. Good advice! It worked for me. Though I have just read this book, I have already just licensed my first invention ….."

"This book is a realistic but friendly introduction to the subject. Contains some basic but useful information. Author has done a good job writing an understandable, encouraging book."

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