The 7-Day
Idea-to-Validation
Sprint
Go from rough idea to market-validated concept in one week — guided by a serial inventor whose ideas have been brought to market by others. Now he's teaching you how to keep yours.
You have an idea. You're afraid to waste time and money on something nobody wants.
Most aspiring inventors and entrepreneurs spend months — sometimes years — developing a product in isolation, only to discover that the market doesn't want what they've built. They burn through savings, lose momentum, and quietly shelve the idea. Not because the idea was bad, but because they skipped the most important step: validation.
The 7-Day Idea-to-Validation Sprint is built on hard-won experience — the kind you only get from watching your own ideas be commercialised by others. The difference between an inventor and an entrepreneur is knowing how to take the next step. This challenge teaches you that step.
"I've had ideas that made other people rich. This challenge exists so that doesn't happen to you."
Seven days of focused work. A lifetime of clarity.
By the end of this sprint, you won't just have an idea — you'll have evidence. You'll know whether your idea has real market potential, who your customer is, and exactly what to do next.
- A validated product concept — not just a hunch
- A clear ideal customer profile you can speak to directly
- Competitive intelligence that sharpens your positioning
- A low-fidelity prototype you can show to real people
- A concrete 30-day roadmap for your next steps
- The confidence to move forward — or the wisdom to pivot
One focused task per day. One clear win per day.
The Idea Dump & Problem Statement
Most aspiring inventors are overwhelmed by too many ideas and paralysed by indecision. Today's session cuts through that noise. You'll dump every idea you've ever had — no judgment — then choose one and write a single, clear Problem Statement: one sentence defining the specific problem your idea solves.
The Ideal Customer Profile
You cannot build a great product without knowing precisely who you're building it for. You'll create a one-page customer profile — give your ideal customer a name, an age, a job, and list their three biggest frustrations related to the problem you identified on Day 1.
The Validation Interview
This is the most important and most intimidating day: getting out of the building and talking to real people. You'll receive a word-for-word script for a 15-minute conversation. The critical instruction: you are not pitching your idea — you are asking questions and listening.
The Competitive Landscape
No idea exists in a vacuum, and understanding the competitive landscape is a strategic strength, not a discouragement. You'll find three to five existing solutions to the problem you're solving and identify the key strengths and weaknesses of each.
The Unique Value Proposition
Armed with customer insights and competitive research, you're now ready to articulate what makes your idea genuinely different and better. You'll write a single, powerful sentence that communicates the unique value of your product — the foundation of all future marketing and pitching.
The Low-Fidelity Prototype
A prototype does not need to be expensive, polished, or technically sophisticated. A sketch on paper, a cardboard mock-up, a simple wireframe — whatever you can make. The goal is to hold something in your hands (or see something on screen) that represents your idea.
The Go/No-Go Decision & 30-Day Roadmap
The purpose was never to have a perfect product — it was to have an informed idea. You'll work through a simple Go/No-Go decision framework and, if it's a 'Go,' write down the three most important actions you'll take in the next 30 days.
I'm not teaching theory. I'm sharing what actually works.
I've spent decades as a serial inventor and innovator — and I'll be straight with you: the ideas I invented were brought to market by others, not by me. If I had taken even one of them to market myself, I wouldn't be here teaching — I'd be retired on a beach somewhere. That's not bitterness. That's the most valuable lesson I ever learned.
What I lacked wasn't ideas — I had plenty of those. What I lacked was the knowledge of how to validate, position, and move an idea forward before someone else did. The process I'll walk you through in this sprint is the exact framework I wish I had known. It won't just help you validate your idea — it will help you own it.
My role in this challenge is not to be a polished teacher — it's to be your guide. Someone who has walked the path before and is now walking it again alongside you.
Stop wondering. Start validating.
Less than a single hour of consulting. A week of transformation.
- 7 daily video lessons (5–10 min each)
- 7 focused, actionable daily tasks
- Access to the private Skool community
- Day-by-day accountability & peer support
- Validation interview script (word-for-word)
- Go/No-Go decision framework
- 30-Day Roadmap template
- Lifetime access to all materials
7-day satisfaction guarantee. Complete Days 1–3 and if you don't find value, get a full refund.
Frequently Asked
Who is this challenge for?
This challenge is designed for aspiring inventors, early-stage entrepreneurs, and anyone who has a product idea but doesn't know how to pursue it. If you've been sitting on an idea and are afraid of wasting time and money, this is for you.
How much time does it require each day?
Each day requires approximately 30–60 minutes. You'll watch a short video (5–10 minutes) and complete a focused task. The tasks are designed to be actionable and achievable within a single day.
Do I need any prior experience?
No prior experience is required. The challenge is designed to meet you wherever you are — whether you've never started a business before or you've been tinkering with ideas for years.
What happens after the 7 days?
You'll have a validated idea and a 30-day roadmap. For those who are serious about taking their idea further, there is an optional invitation to join The Inventor's Accelerator — a 12-week group coaching programme.
Is there a refund policy?
Yes. If you complete the first three days and don't find value, reach out within 7 days of purchase for a full refund. No questions asked.
Your idea deserves a real answer.
Not another year of "maybe someday." Seven days from now, you'll know exactly whether your idea has legs — and exactly what to do next.
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