That would be like saying a great basketball player would make a great coach or a great coach would mean they can be a great player.

I’ve been watching Shark Tank from day one and love the show. You can often see the Sharks’ eyes light up and minds go into overdrive as soon as they see some of the great ideas presented to them.

But, those who make the show are only a very small percentage of us who believe they could bring the same excitement to visionaries, including, but not limited to, the Sharks.

So how do we reach such a visionary without being scammed by the companies who want thousands to “present” our ideas to those who can help?

To me, this dilemma is as more important than worrying about a PR firm at this point in concept/product development.

If there is a person or a group that is truly set up for those of us who need help to reach the next level, please let us know.

If not, surely one (or some) of these innovators/visionaries has the personnel to create a group to look at various projects, identify those what have the potential and forward them to the “big guy or gal”.

A PowerPoint presentation in many cases can be initially as valuable as an in-person presentation and can be reviewed at the convenience of the evaluation group at their leisure.

One great idea out of a hundred could surely justify such a group.

just sayin’

I would like to see a blog on how a person can present their idea or product to someone who can take it to the next level.

Shark Tank is an excellent show, but what about the hundreds, if not thousands, who have great ideas that don’t make the cut?

I would love to send a one paragraph explanation of my concept to a large company (including you), but it is virtually impossible to pierce the corporate shield.

Mr. Cuban. You should have a process (committee?) to review those who have concepts, projects or products and determine which are interesting enough for you to personally examine; possibly taking a percentage of the company for your guidance, even if you don’t become directly involved.

Have someone design a web page (along with applicable waivers and agreements for making a submission), limiting the number of words one can use to explain their idea or product.

A page such as this could open up an important source for us entrepreneurs to go to the next level.

There are many more of us out here that aren’t part of Shark Tank and we can see your enthusiasm when you see the potential in new ideas and products. We want to be part of your enthusiasm.