How to Be a Successful Innovator

320 people said no to me when I was looking for a job. They didn't even want an interview with me because I have a very different skill set. My former boss initially said no, but then the curiosity went to a link on my CV and saw prototypes. He said, if you can scavenge things for fun, why not scavenge things here and try to save us some money and do something in psychiatry. So I was never giving it for the first two years. I wasn't given any budget. I had no money. I just had to prove that I could do with what I had, which I had been doing all of my life. That's really interesting. Wait