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Inventing, licensing, and making
products for over 27 years.
Feb 26 & 27 Appointed Judge: DECA State Finals Competition, Boston Convention Ctr. / Westin Hotel Grand Ballroom (Invention/Entrepreneurship

Inventor, Coach, Judge, Author, Speaker, Artist

As a successful inventor, (most noted for the original and best-selling rear facing car seat mirror) Patricia offers her advice to aspiring inventors and entrepreneurs -- based on 27 years of experience.
Patricia has broken down the invention process into 6 Simple Steps. She offers a do -it -yourself method which saves inventors a ton of time and money.
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#1 on Amazon's Top 100 List

FAQ's
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Q. How did you become an inventor?
A. I could not see my newborn in her rear-facing carseat while I was driving. After realizing there was not a good solution available in stores, I invented one. All of my inventions have solved everyday problems.
Q. Have you judged formal invention events?
A. Yes, I have been on the Jury Board for businesses, universities, and prestigious international events for IFIA and KIPA.
Q. Do you have a pet?
A. Yes, I have a westie named Coconut. She inspired an invention.
Q. I have a good idea, what's the next step?
A. Execute it!
Learn how by listening to my podcast "Invent Yourself", or reading my best-sellng book: "Idea to Invention", or watching my Youtube videos, or follow me on Instagram.
Q. How many patents do you have?
A. I have 5 patents and several registered trademarks.
Q. How did you become a speaker?
A. Since my first invention I have been approached by people and groups interested in "how to invent". I am flattered by this and really enjoy inspiring and motivating others. Formal speaking events and workshops are a great way to get my message out to large groups.
Q. Are all of your stories true?
A. Yes
An interview with Patricia Nolan-Brown by Robert Morris here
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