Well, folks, this is an exciting day! Our new coffee table book about Inventionland is now for sale. I feel great about the initial feedback that’s come in from people regarding “The World’s First Inventionland.” We put the book together to inspire creative people, and we seem to have done so; their responses have inspired me. They love the photography; they love the whole concept of what we’re doing. That’s very rewarding, so I’m real happy with it.

Our country’s history is built around turning ideas into reality; and I think it’s pretty appropriate, especially in these challenging times, that we know there can be an even better future ahead of us. We want to continue to build ideas and inspire people to move their ideas from their mind to the real world. I hope seeing what we’ve created with Inventionland can in some small way inspire people to continue to create all sorts of good things for our future.

The book reveals the concept sketch in the front and then the end result on subsequent pages, some of which open out to reveal the scope of our unique design facility, including a 4 ½-foot-long, four-page centerfold! It’s important for people to understand that everything that exists started out as just an idea in the mind of an individual, as did my idea for Inventionland.

The methodology of idea to execution; to ultimately walk through your dream or idea, as we’re doing here, is consistent with some of our historical leaders who created and built everything around us today, such as Ford, Disney and Edison. As we stand on their shoulders and build a better world, we have the obligation to inspire the next generation to take what we’ve built and build something even better.

To see the book on Amazon, click here.