Motivation Moment - Necessity is the Mother of Reinvention

Get ready to have your mind blown by the incredible world of innovation! From game-changing products that give back to the community to missed opportunities that still haunt the business world, you'll discover how even the simplest ideas can revolutionize entire industries.

But here's the secret: you don't need to reinvent the wheel to make a massive impact. Sometimes, the most brilliant ideas are hiding in plain sight, just waiting for someone to come along and give them a fresh twist. Whether it's improving upon a classic design or finding a new way to solve an age-old problem, the possibilities are endless.

If you're ready to unleash your inner innovator and discover the untapped potential all around you, you won't want to miss this. By the end of this journey, you'll never look at the world the same way again.

Get ready to have your assumptions challenged, your creativity ignited, and your entrepreneurial spirit set ablaze. The time to make your mark is now - are you ready to seize the opportunity? Let's do this!

 

Host: Daymond John

 

Producers: Beau Dozier & Shanelle Collins; Ted Kingsbery, Chauncey Bell, & Taryn Loftus

 

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:02):
What's up? This is the people shark haired Damon John
with a motivation moment for you. Courtesy of that moment
with Damon John, a production of The Black Effect Podcast
Network and iHeartRadio. People always think that it has already
been done and what more can we do to improve

(00:23):
an existing product, hence Mamba's socks on Shark Tank. Well,
the sock was improved, of course, but the fact that
it gives to somebody in need every time you buy
was a new angle o. The scrub Daddy my biggest
loss on Shark Tank because Laurie took it from me.

(00:43):
While the sponge has always been around. But what about
putting a face on it where you can put your
three fingers in it, and you can twist it into
classes and other items, and it has a smile on it.
Let's talk about the toilet bowl. The first toilet bowl
was invented in fifteen ninety six, but toilet paper would
not actually be invented until eighteen fifty seven. That means

(01:09):
for two hundred and sixty years, people were taking rags
and wiping themselves to clean themselves and putting in a
corner or leaves or various other things. Think about that
what exists today that you can add one to. I
always say there is nothing new. There's just a new

(01:29):
form of delivery, a new customer. You might make it
lighter and faster and stronger. Do not think that you
have to invent a valve on a heart or a
way to cure cancer. Which those people who invent those
trust me. We love them. That's why we're living longer.
But make sure that you think about things that you

(01:50):
see a problem that you can solve that may already exist.
You are just improving it. So two and in every
week or more episodes of that moment with the Aim
and John Peace