New Interview: How SCORE.org Helps Entrepreneurs and Inventors — for Free

We’re excited to share a brand-new interview featuring Inventor Smart Community founder Brian Fried and Bridget Weston, CEO of SCORE.org, the nation’s largest network of free business mentors.

:play_button: Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHnrqoFdV18

In this conversation, you’ll learn how entrepreneurs, inventors, and small business owners at every stage can find free mentorship, business planning help, funding guidance, and on-demand resources — all backed by the U.S. Small Business Administration.

Highlights from the interview:
:white_check_mark: How to get matched with the right mentor for your goals
:white_check_mark: What workshops, templates, and tools are available for free
:white_check_mark: How mentorship can help you move forward faster and avoid common mistakes
:white_check_mark: Why SCORE’s network of 10,000+ business experts is such a valuable resource

Brian has been sending inventors and entrepreneurs to SCORE for years — and this conversation shows exactly why.
If you’re working on your idea, starting a business, or looking to grow, SCORE is here to support you — for free.

:round_pushpin: Find a mentor or explore resources at score.org.
:television: Watch the full interview here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHnrqoFdV18

You don’t have to build your business alone!

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There are some great resources out there and SCORE is one of them, they are a division of the Small Business Administration. Watch the interview to find out how they may able to help and support you through your journey

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Hi Brain… I was told that you the go-to guy with advice.

I have a very interesting one, far too much to type but in a nutshell, I invented an entertainment device and accidentally unlocked a bunch of world firsts and an entirely undiscoveted field of scientific study.

The device is also the world only working demonstration of principals that have only ever been thought to be philosophy…

That means once my invention makes it
those things will no longer be philosophy and it will change the way we understand the world

I did this in a few months but the with the device I went from idea to working proof of concept in 48 hours… I did it with Zero budget (Only what was in front of me), from my apartment in South Africa

My closest competitor is Sony and Microsoft and Sony spends 20 Billion over a decade to produce a new device, And currently they have nothing close to what I have

If I gave them another decade they probably wouldnt come close. Lol

I found an American investor who hasnt proven to be willing to invest anything meaningful

The issue I have is this is a pandoras box… Once you see it you cant unsee it and once people cotton on I will become the most ripped off man in history

I can accept my losses past the fact of my machine, but I just cant gain any traction.

Investment infrastructure is non-existent in South Africa, we are also across a barrel with racial laws, and when I approach anyone international they immediately write me off as a Nigerian Prince Scammer.

All the major players exist behind what I call the Digital Iron Curtain :sweat_smile: but its true

Im holding things that could earn Nobel prizes but nobody will even have the conversation with me

And tbh its a conversation I wouldnt be able to have without at least $200 Million on the table.

What the heck do I do here man

The world has a lot to gain from this and it will take me out of being broke in a semi 3rd World Country

I need an urgent assist if you have the time