By picking this book up, seeking new knowledge, being vulnerable to the idea that you don’t know it all, makes you bold. I have a hunch too, that because you’ve picked this book up, you are also an entrepreneur and if you don’t already, will soon have your own medical practice some day.
Because you share similar passions of all entrepreneurs, you’ve decided to make your own way and impact the world for good, on your terms. That’s bold. That’s who I wrote this book for. I want you to be educated about the US Patent laws, the system, the process, and the inner workings of a for-some-reason-hidden/shrouded area of the law.
The term “physician” was chosen on purpose for this book. I wanted to be sure to differentiate between those who made it through medical school, and are practicing in the field of healthcare. Your profession cannot be any more noble - you are helping people live better, healthier lives.
The term “bold”, as you can see above, distinguishes those that own their own healthcare practices (or those that soon plan to). So, another title I'd like to give you is “Entrepreneurial Physician”. How does that feel? Hopefully it gets you a little excited.