We are creative intellectual capital investors.

We proffer unsolicited, but sage, advice.

Our product is ideas.

Our service is ideas.

Our business is ideas.

In 2014, General Electric released a 60 second ad about ideators, and our ideas. Take a minute to watch it, please.

So, we have ideas. So what? Big deal. Everyone has ideas. Indeed, they do.

You've done just fine, with your own ideas. Why do you need, or want, our ideas?

Maybe you don't. But, maybe you will like our ideas.

Some will label our ideas outside the box. That would be underselling our offers. Our ideas are brain-tickling examples of future facing, connect-the-dots lateral thinking, rooted in Spockian logic (go on, read that again!).

Our ideas are... different.

In 1997, Apple dropped a 60 second ad about people who think different. Please, take a minute to watch it.

We do, in fact, have ideas that can change the world. One of them could change the social and neurological evolution of the human race. It's our answer to a dire warning/riddle Einstein left behind for us to solve.

We are currently working to get that idea/experiment to the people who can bring it to fruition.

Most of our ideas will not change the world in big ways. But they may change your world, for the better.

Our ideas could be for Volkswagen, the SPCA, the national football team of San Marino, or... well, damn near anyone.

If we have reached out to you, it's because we have an idea for you.

If you are reaching out to us, tell us who you are, what your problem is, and we will give it a think.

Caveat emptor

The world is chock-a-block with ne'er-do-wells. You are, perhaps, wondering if we are of their ilk.

In order to disavow you of that notion, and vanquish your anxiety, here's how we work.

If you want us to share our idea for you, with you, we will do so, after an NDA is agreed.

How, pray tell, could we bamboozle you under such an arrangement?

We are the ones taking 100% the risk, n'est-ce pas?

If there is any monkey business, the lawyers win. Let's avoid all that nasty bother by being honest and clear, yeah?

Here’s our bottom line promise, and demand.

Who are we?

Brian Yang is autodidactic (self-taught/school of life). A relentless freelancer, whose inner child is alive and well, he is the epitome of George Bernard Shaw's quote, “Some men see things as they are and ask, ‘Why?’ I dream things that never were and ask, ‘Why not?’”

Unlike too-cool-for-school dumbass Brian, John Yin is highly educated (MSc Oxford, MBA London Business School). Retired, after decades in the corporate world, he is the epitome of Theodore Roosevelt's quote, “Keep your eyes on the stars, but keep your feet on the ground.”

Okay, that's it.

Your move.

Thank you for your time.