The title, The 5-Second Inventor, means anyone who has a flash idea related to a consumer product which can be manufactured based on current technology and, of course, can be patented. If your idea requires an extremely advanced technology or massive engineering and research hours, then probably this is not the right source for you. I have seen many people on internet forums discussing their “great new idea” such as an advanced feature lightsaber or futuristic hoverboard. For me, this is not an invention, but merely science fiction, Since these things cannot be built with current technology, you cannot patent them or make money on them.
Although the main focus of The 5-Second Inventor is growing your idea into a product, this book can still be a useful guide for people interested in getting involved in wholesale distribution, managing a retail store, or interacting with a foreign manufacturing firm. So, instead of shelving those bright ideas because you think you lack the resources to make them a reality, learn from my experience so you can start selling in a short time, and rest assured that you have taken every precaution to ensure your intellectual property is protected.