To help create
To help create
Thousands of people have used the Einstein Method of Creativity and don’t know it. It requires entering the unknown and staying longer than others using your imagination and an inspired curiosity. Creators such as Marvin Glass, Edwin Land, Picasso, and most inventors used the Einstein Method. You and your team will do the same. Picasso made an addition in the method saying, “It took me 4 years to paint like Raphael and a lifetime to paint like a child.”
Caution: Others will say they are better, easier, more profitable, or can duplicate this project but it is doubtful if anyone will come close to the value or number of opportunities. Here is why. In 2014, 518 anonymous donors agreed to accept no financial gains for self or family, no recognition, or legal claim for their efforts for a period of not less than 10 years. The outcome of their thoughts and efforts are the tools and opportunities for audiences, volunteers, households, nonprofits, and profit making businesses to have a competitive advantage in life and business when the guidelines are followed and performed successfully. The mindset required for success is putting the needs of others before themselves. In the words of Zig Ziglar, “Help enough people get what they want and you can have anything you want.”
The First $100 Million Fundraiser Starts with the Writing of 2 Books for Teens and Adults with 300 examples in each book of “Memories With a Smile” and “Efforts of Kindness” by future audiences of 1 of 4 new TV Shows with working titles, Buffett Bluffs, News Tips, Not 1 of the 6 or Build a Billionaire. A 3rd book is for 1st time readers and parents. The book is inspired by Karen McCracken of radio stations WRGC & WBHN in Sylva, NC. A working title, “A Beaver Faces Danger” from an eagle, a bear, and a wolf while building a dam introduces 4 animals that become animated characters and eventually an IP with each worth billions. Audiences of the books and TV shows get 70% of the cash profits and 30% goes to grow the project and the IPs.
Having trouble imagining your role in the creation of a book or TV show. It becomes easier when you bundle with 2 or more other like-minded people. Most humans do not have a 100 year life span. In 2025, an 87 year old IP, Superman, cleared $100 Million in cash profits and is still living. In 2026, the net worth of Winnie-the-Pooh is $50 billion and the net worth of Pokemon is $115 billion. Creating 25 new IPs with an average net worth of Winnie-the-Pooh totals $1.2 trillion. To reach such an amount in a short period of time requires the following. Cash profits go to non billionaires, while net worth goes to billionaires starting with up to 3 teams of the Giving Pledge Membership. Upon the death of the billionaires ½ or more of the net worth of the IP shares goes back into the project for future generations to start life. With no political agenda, think of language and culture, not physical boundaries. Imagination is part of every child. 90% of the first 150 new IPs were created by 2 boys ages 5 to 19 using the contents of the project.