Protect Your Idea Challenge™
In this 5-day online challenge event, you will have direct access to one of the US’s Top IP Attorneys in a live and interactive setting.
A 5-Day Online Challenge for every Entrepreneur who wants to protect their ideas & gain a competitive edge without massive legal cost or scars.
If you have ever worried about someone stealing your valuable ideas, this training is for you. With the goal to help you save valuable time, hard-earned money, and most importantly, keep you out of legal trouble, The Protect Your Idea Challenge™ is an exclusive experience designed to provide you with the essential tools and understanding you need.
Everyone should have access to the knowledge required to safeguard their creative endeavours, regardless of their budget.
“By making my expertise more accessible, I aim to make a positive impact on the business world and help slash the staggering 90% start-up failure rate.”
In This FREE, 5-Day Challenge You Will Learn:
- What is Protectable by Copyright?
- Can I file a Trademark Application myself?
- Who Owns My AI Creations?
- How can I Work With Others While Maintaining Ownership?
- Who Owns My NFTs?
- What FREE Public Resources are available?
- Are There Any Inexpensive Ways to Take Over the Market?
- What's The Relationship Between Trademarks and Domain Names?
PLUS Much MUCH More...
Overall, very professional. You're very believable... Without you telling me anything, I believe you have a lot of credibility. You walk with a very credible kind of swag.
Peter's skillset in protecting ideas through intellectual property combined with his commitment to training and serving others makes him a powerful resource to entrepreneurs. As a financial professional and 8 figure entrepreneur, I've worked with lots of tax and legal professionals...Peter is a pro's pro, truly an expert in his area.
Peter has shown himself to be capable of delivering extraordinary patent work on-time and under budget. He has a real zest for IP that is self evident whether working with inventors or licensing officers. The expression “going the extra mile” might be cliché, but it is certainly applicable when describing Peter and his interactions with MIT. He leaves me no choice but to keep hiring him over and over.