Corey Wilcox is the Inventor of the Roto-Brain; Roto Brain enhances memory, critical thinking skills and will test your IQ

Published Mar 20, 2021, 2:55 PM
My next guest is Corey Wilcox. He is the inventor of the Roto Brain. Roto Brain enhances memory, critical thinking skills and will test your IQ. He has dreamed up dozens of innovations, and solutions to every day problems for well over a decade. His endurance has yielded him an overnight success with acquiring investors. Now, he has multiple ideas in various stages of production. He is the owner of a startup and has aspirations that reach into multi-media entertainment. Please welcome to Money Making Conversations Corey Wilcox.
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I mean that now you can be motivated by other people's success because their stories can offer direction, offer your hope, offer your glimpse as an opportunity that you personally want to achieve. But you have to reach your goals yourself, through your planning and to your community effort. Next cast is all about committed effort and also about reaching his own dreams. He is an inventor and a hard worker. He has dreamed up dozens of innovations and solutions to everyday problems well over a decade. His endurance has and yielded him and overnight success with the current investors. Now he has multiple ideas in various stages of the production. He's the owner of a startup and has aspirations that reach into multimedia entertainment. Please welcome to money making Conversations out of michicun My man, Corey Wilcox, Hey, Corey, what's going on? Well? I brought you on the show man because you know, I'm a guy who's never ever been able to understand the rubi Q. And you come up with something similar in style called the Rodeo brain, which is a three dimensional type would enhances your memory, critical thinking skills, and would test your i Q. Well, you know my Q pretty high. What would the Rodo brain do? And I'm not saying that out of ego. I got a mad degree my minds and sociology, so I'm a logical person. But man, this roto brain looks like it's gonna complicate my mind, and I just it's my mind too over and to embrace something like this just for a certain generational age. No, it's for it's for all generations. Uh, it's next level puzzle gaming. Um it's basically, I took the idea from uh master combination lock right right combination lock, just figured hey, I want to just make something cool from it, and I brought the I took a excube and I took the Master combination I can I kind of combining together and say, hey, let's make this happen. Okay, now, the Master's combination lock. You know, that's that you know, you know, to this way, this way, this way left to thirteen fifteen right, thirteen left, and then they're unlocks. That's the way that works. But that's just a lot. Now you have all these colors that you have to align on the rotor brain correct similar to the rock que So each each level has its own combination code color combination code. So as you go through the game, the first combination code has about three hundred combination possibilities, the second, the second row has about ten thousand possibilities, and the third row has about sixty thousand possibilities. So as you saw beach rolls a little knob at the top. You get the correct colors correct through combination colors, each level will pop up and say uh, Level one complete, Level two complete, Level three complete. Once you get done with the game, you can actually take it apart and and reset it and start your own code and give it to your friend and family member and you can say hey, now you saw it, or you can even if you want to test yourself, you can reset the code and try to solve it again. Now we said reset the code, what does that mean? Because I want you to slow it down. We all podcasts and we all on video, but just to get somebody hears this on podcast when you say the word reachet the code. Because we're talking about the roto brain. Let me explain everybody with the roatal brain. Is it's a three D puzzle similar to the Ruby cute. Well, you know that enhances your memory because you gotta remember when you place all these different colors to get them a line critical thinking skills and we'll test your i Q the benefits of this rotal brain that will enhance your thinking, improve your memory. Your patients, that's my problem patients, problem solving skills, keep your mind active and improve your speed, your finger dexterity, and agility. Now, this is an awesome way, as you always say, it's a conversation starter. Once you put it out on the table, when your adult and a kid, you're gonna pick it up. Correct, I actually I can, uh, I can take it down absolutely. Let's walk us through this stap Now we're a video, okay, so I can take it down as I just want to set you because you say when you say how you reset it and why you reset it, sir, you take it apart. Actually has gears that go around. So these gears as a little knobs and you can actually set these knobs and actually can set up the colors for you. And that's how you actually have the combination code where you can reset it and give it to friends and family. Right, So you can't I love this already because you're saying, Rashawn, you can. You can always change your challenge, always yourself, challenge yourself. Okay. So now this goes back to the how did this start? Which came first they gotta chicken? How did this whole thing lay itself out? Because to me, I'm still confused, not in the sect of the fact that this is not a talented toy or talented thinking the device. How you pulled it off. That's why I'm confused, because you're stepping into another level of being an inventor that really complicates my life but also simplifies it because you were able to pull it off. That's why you are who you are, and that's why I'm interviewing you. You know, I can get the background of the rotor brain is. I was going through a very very very depressing time of my life because I've been event for a very long time, so I never really got any success from, you know, showing companies different toys and different products. So I had this this I'm just in a deep, deep place in my deep dark place in my life, and I had a conversation with God. I sat there and prayed. I remember, I remember like it was yesterday, just like five years ago. I'm sitting in a dark room, crying, like crying like somebody punched me in my faces something. And I had a conversation with God and I said, you know, God, if you can give me something that the impact and change the world, I tell everybody that you did it. And that's what happened then I had to do. That night, I had a dream the rotor brain was kind of floating in my face, and my dream, I woke and I grabbed it. When I grabbed it, I woke up, and I remember I bumped my wife and said, hey, I think God just showed me something. She was like, man, I don't care about that wetas man. So I sketched it up, drew it up, and I came up with the rotor brain and it was no awesome experience. Now that's that. Now we all know about patents because how did that work out? How do you go through the patent process? Did you hire a lawyer? Did you do it yourself? How did the patent process work for you? Because you see a lot of people on TV call up for nineteen and nine, bring us your inventor, inventor help. Did you go to inventor help? No? No, no, no, So what you can do with people don't know. As long as if you make under a hundred fifty dollars a year, you can actually do a provisional patent for sixty five dollars. So you go a provisional pat six five dollars. It actually holds the patent for a year, so you can actually take that provisional patent, take the company and say, look I got the patent on it. They don't really know, they just always the patent. You can say, look I got a toy, I got a patent. Let's talk business. So okay now, But so that sounds simple, but you're the latest design out. You just couldn't put it in just description. You have to have to have some pictures and some some something some symboms of a design correct. Correct. So what I what I normally do for how our license a product is this is the cell I saw that the cheap man's way. Right. You can always go to fiber, right, and you can find somebody on fiber from another country, had them sketched this up for like five or ten dollars. Have them sketched up for you. We call the sales sheets because you get the product looking good on the seal sheet. You can get photoshop, you can have it looking like it's in Walmart. All this good stuff to impress the company to make the one to do listens with you. You can uh, once you put the cell sheet together, you submitted to different companies act different companies. Hey, I'm a product developer. I developed this cool product. Can you take a look at it? And if they decided to go with you, you can get a license and deal and based on how the company is in their contract, they can give you whatever contract they want the percentage. Right. So now you have the idea of your wife and told you get out of big because she ain't got time for all these charts. We've got bills and paid God and gave you this vision. So you sketch it out and then you got this comp need it works on the cheap, but that's how foreign labor here sometimes. Just set you up and draw and just get everything out and put it into professional plan. Then you're able to file that because you make it up a hundred and fifty dollars for sixty five that will hold that for a year. Correct? Correct? Okay? Cool? So now I see this is on Amazon because I did my little research. You know, in fact, you go you Google is a nice description pops up about your toy. How long has it been out and has has the sales met your expectations? So it took it took about five years to actually make it because the technology didn't exist so we had to find engineering company to actually prototype it and make it, and that that's what took so long. The toy actually just came out in September, right, Um, and the sales and the response has been pretty good. We'll be in a lot of response from different different people, different groups. Um, and it's been pretty it's been pretty good because it's not only in Amazon, it's on Walmart, in a couple of different stories around the world. Well, you know, have you ever heard of this restaurant called Cracker Barrel. Yes, okay, Cracker bart You know they got that little game you're going there with the little sticks. You know, you you it's almost like tik Tac toe, but it's not tik tact Man, it'd be great if they if you went to them and convinced them to replace that little game that I never played with your with your road or brain, because it's just like because you know, it's one of the things you put out there, and you know, people can compete with each other. I'm just this is why I'm a marketing person. I know how to brand and get the ideas out there. All I know is that at Cracker Barrel, which I love, they they have become pancake. That's my thing. I got for the Pickcon pancakes and the free I'm not standing cracker barrel Man today. The food candadasty. Oh see see you can't see right there. See how are you gonna get out there? See you know I'm ain't going there, ain't cracking food. Now. I'm talking about the product of getting your stuff in there. That's what I'm talking about. If you know what I'm talking about, is that you know these different restaurants and they're different brands, and your diversity, You're diverse, okay, and so like if you go to Denny's then it's got those little drawings with their little kids and they give them crayons and things like that so they can keep them busy. I'm just saying, is that your product is so interesting and so entertaining. That's a good way of getting it out into the marketplace and start gaining interest out there. Unless you have another marketing plan that you want to reveal to me on the show that you are just gonna make your products just go to the next level like roopers Q. Oh yeah. So the company that that actually licensed the roller Brain and we're working together as a partnership. They kind of they got things set up. I know it's a it's a reality series that's in Canada that's actually supposed to be featuring the roller Brain and a little competition and things like that. So no, we we we got a plan and this is working pretty good. And you know, it takes some time too, because it is a new product. People are so used to the root Excube. That's kind of it's kind hard to to break that market because everybody is so used to Upcie Roots who being out for what forties forties some plus years a long time. So we kind of that's our biggest competition, rubig see, so we got to take all those people and bring them over us. Let me ask you this, now, you know that's your competition. It's just like McDonald's. You know McDonald's has a hamburger Burger, he has a hamburger, and then Chick fil A came out with a chicken sandwich, and then Pop Eyes came out with their chicken sandwich. So that's all competition. And what what what do you believe that's different from your brand that you need to tell people about so they can either start playing your your Rodeo Brain or they say, Man, this this way better than Ruby Q. Let's go do this. The biggest thing I tell tell the company is social media. Uh. Social media is the biggest platform YouTube, Instagram. Uh. That's where we're trying to build the market at right now to gain the followers, uh, to to expand the brand. Um. Right now, it's just kind of word of mouth. And you know, I'm fighting back and forth with the company trying to get them to expand and do some different things. But they kind of got to the lock and key with it with with how do you want to do the marketing? Right? So with they're being saying, so have you guys started any online contest yet about the Rodeo Brain contests right now? That's all I was talking about. With the reality series that's in Kindada right now, they're doing some type of set up right now where they're trying to broadcasting like that where it's gonna be a competition to to bring it more people, to bring it more views and have more eyes on it. It's finally here the season of celebration, and no matter how you celebrate with family and friends, whether you're preparing for reys magos or Karamu lighting, the Manura are going to midnight mass. Coals has just what you need to make those traditions special, plus you'll finds for all your loved ones. Send warm wishes with cozy fleeces, sweaters, loungeware, blankets and throws. Support minority owned or founded brands by giving gifts from Human Nation and shame moisture, or treat them to everyone's favorite active war from top brands like Nike, Adidas and under Armor. 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The rothal brain, and the rotal brain is like a Ruby's que type product. Where like the Rupe's que enhances your humanity, memory, critical thinking, and will test your i Q. That's the value of the Ruby's que. The value of the rothal brain is that you can keep changing your codes so you're not trapped at the same ruby Q. So once you mask the ruby Q, it's mastered. Okay, the rothal brain it can keep. You can change your code and guess what, you master that code, change your code to another code. That's the beauty of the rothal brain. How have I figured it out yet? Yes, sir, never stop stop, right And so with that being said, what's next step for you? Man? I know you're not tied to just one one one invention. You got a lot of startups going on. Tell us about the future story. I'm also an author to I wrote the book based on some past experiences with my son's mother. It's called Baby Wama Drama, the Drama. And it's not a book that's the Great Woman anything like that, you know go through of course, First of all, Baby Mama Drama. That title right there, You got me chuckling right there. Okay, So so know that you and jump from enhancing your memory, memory, critical thinking and testing your I Q too, Baby Mama Drama. You know what it's like here and there. Okay, So now this is a brand conversation. Now, okay, I understand it's a it's a personal journey. So how can a guy be talking about rupis Q type design style and in the rotal brain and then turn around and say, I'm also the author of Baby Mama Drama. It was something that uh, you know, I followed Dr Masma Row, the late grade Dr mos Row, and he always said, when anything, anytime something bothers you, the only person that's bothered by it, and that's God telling you should do something about it. I always wanted to write a book, even while I was inventing and creating stuff and trying to license products. Are always was a writer and the author too. So it's kind of this was time for me to put the book out and put the toy out. There's having to come out at the same time. So you got the mama's mad at you and confused kids. So so tell us about the book, man. You know you have brought it up Baby Mama Drama. Y'all. Sorry, it's right over your head right there. I was just gonna talk about the rodeo brain. But you brought up the Baby Mama Drama book. Tell us okay, okay, how long was this book in the writing and who helped you writeing? Uh, my wife is a writer too, over too, so you know she helped me know with the time to write the book. And he sat down, went through some some past experiences and we we we chopped it up and we dropped the book out and and it's out here. Man, Now, how are you promoting it? Because I'm assuming this came out and there you you you you finished writing it and during the pandemic year which is twenty in it and it didn't come out this fall? And what is your promotional plan for that? And what message are you trying to create new? What just called Baby Mama Drama? Is that a book that's going to be to find men for men to read or women can find interest and information out of it for them to be uplifted from about this. It's a book. It's a book for both men and women. It's not a book like I said that that The Greatest Woman is actually just a book like to me, and what I believe is guys never had the opportunity to to have anybody to talk to about situations with their kids mother, whether it's good or that. It's just always like we're always told, hey, just take care your kids. So we never had nobody to talk to, no outletting. Um. So when I wrote the book, it's just some personal experiences that just my struggles and my opinions on how you can deal with the situation. Right now, with that being said, did they are in positive for you? Are you still struggling with the baby mama drama situation? No? No, So my son, my son is fourteen right now. In the beginning, like I said, the books, how the book is written in the beginning, of course, it's all bad, but as you grow and you learn, you know, the situations gets better. So and that's a lot of things. And that's that's what the book is about. It's helping guys in those situations that are in bad situations that help them learn how to deal with them so they don't go no to the or get worse. Get your stream. Give us an example of what you're talking about from your book, an extremely an example of guys being even guided by your book that can follow some advice, they won't let them step off to the ledge and do something stupid, or react to something stupid and embarrass themselves in front of their child, or create a relationship where they walk away from their child. All right. So it's a chapter in my book that I called it's called Barriers setting barriers. So like in this in this chapter talks about how my kids mother used to call me just random times and talk about random stuff all different times in the night, you know, And because the relationship with you right there to say, hey, you gotta you gotta learn how to tell her note right to her, Look, you only can call me at this time because you have to set barriers, like if you if you're married, I have a girlfriend and somebody call you a little knight, that can cost confusing in your house. Absolutely. So I was teaching guys, hey, learn how to talk to her in the professional, nice Curtius way so you know it won't be no bickering, right and learn and grow from that. So she was still tying up your time like y'all were still in the relationship. So that night, Hey the pipe boat bro o, Hey I need some food. Hey the grassneed cutting. Hey the plumber ain't working. Hey the lights ain't on. Hey, I got a flat tie. He ain't more food in the refrigerator. All that man's all that madness, right or calling, yelling, being mad at my son. This boy up two o'clock in the morning playing video game is I'm like, but you you stay with you right right, right right. But you know that I can understand the calling about that because sometimes you gotta you gotta step up the volume. And men have a difference. But that's why it's important to have to keep that parental structure, you know. That's why it's important that you know, if two there's two people made that child, two people should raise that child. And that situation is that I'm not mad, you know, because I have a daughter and my wife. Sometimes my daughters, you go, I can't, I can't. I can't get through her. I can't get through to her, talk to her. I go and I go and do and I just say, what's wrong? Baby? Do you not listen to your mama today? What's going on in your mama down stairs? You know she's on fire because you're gonna get up by this room and do what, yes, you do, what's going on? And so just a goof conversation, That's what I'm saying, that's that's all your that's all your ex wife is telling you. Look some things because my because I speak things out, my wife, she wants immediate reaction, you know. And I would explain to you what I want you to do. That's why that's the difference between my wife and I when it comes to our child. I go, I go to I go to my daughters to look. I need you do downstairs. And this is why I need you to go downstairs. My wife would go, I need to come downstairs and wash the dishes. Okay, as a parent, you can do that, Okay, But I go, look, hey, baby, okay, you enjoy eating in the house, right yes, daddy? Okay, cool, when you're eating the house, there are certain things that need to be done to continue eating in the house. Yes, daddy. That means you have to wash the dishes. You understand the logic, right now, baby, don't you? Yes, daddy? And she goes downstairs. See that's a that's a conversation that she understands. Because if she doesn't, if you don't watch them dishes, guess what's gonna happen there, Corey, She's gonna stop eating in my house. She got you gotta make it make sense. That That's why I tell my son, make it makes sense. Just go downstairs and watch the dishes. My done dollar all up in fire. She's gonna keep playing that video game. I got school? Okay, cool? Guess what if daddy don't pay for the school work to keep paying at the school. Guess who's gonna stop going to school? Me? That absolutely? I think you need to watch those dishests just to just to stand the conversation. So in the book, so the book Baby Mama Drama that was that was a co author. I want to say, by you, by your wife, what do they what are you? Are you? I know it's COVID nineteen and you can't do any book tours or are you doing any any any virtual tours or anything like that? What are you doing to market the book right now? Just I do a lot of marketing, a lot of social media, do a lot of live videos. But like you said, what the octovid is and how COVID got everything locked up? It's really nothing right. Well, you know the thing about this is that I like the I'll be honest with your title doesn't really tell you the truth. Because baby Mama drama. It does sound negative, Okay, I'm just be honest with you, but what you're talking about is real positive. It's about communication. And also I like what you're talking about is the fact that co parenting the right way and like you said, sitting barriers. So so send me a copy of that book and so I can read it and I bring it back on the show when I know what's going on. So I can because I read all books that when people come on my show, I read their book. Okay, So to the copy of your book to me so I can bring you on back on the show reading this book. Okay, what I'm gonna do with in this interview, I'm just gonna just do the interview on the roadal brain, and then I'm gonna cut this part out and I'm gonna bring you back on the show about your book. Is that cool? That's cool? That's cool. Yeah, because I don't like to the my staff. No. I I read books, you know, and I like to be in tune and be able to help you get to your message. So it could be sold to the general public, and that would be only favorable to that. I didn't expect to talk about it during this interview because I was just talking about the Rodal Brain, because I would never interview you about the book I've never read. That's not fair to you. Okay, that's cool. So so tell us how to buy this Rodal Brain, sir. So yeah, man, the roller Brain. Man, is this next level game? And man, next level? Fund Um. I think it's gonna blow any puzzle toy out the water. Um Um. I love it. It's the best thing I ever created. Man, Um. I gotta get guy his credit. It wasn't for him then, this thing we've never been uh in existence. Um. Always tell people I borrowed it from God, pray and asking forward and he let me borrow it. So I'm showing the world what's your what's your education background on this U that led you to this? Do you did you go to college or what? What's your background? Technically no, I'm saying that's that's the thing. My my gift was was always creativity as a kid, as a youth growing up, I was that kid, right, So my mom used to buy me Christmas toys, right, I don't care what she bought me. I always took her apart, right, I mean, I just told him myself. I don't even know this about this. I'm growing now. But Mom, sorry, but all the toys she ever bought me, I always took him apart. I was always interested it in the way toys worked. So my gift has always been creativity and inventing. My background education was apply science. But no, this has nothing to do with sciences. This engineering and UH and the mechanics. I guess well, it's it's it's a it's a fun movie that's on Netflix right now. Only if you called it called a jingle jangle. The Christmas story Christmas Journey is about a black inventor. You know, if you haven't watched it, please watch it. You're gotta get a get a big kick out of it. It's just kind of reminds me of you, a talented young man who has skills and UH and and changing is going to change the world. There's no doubt in my mind that you're going to be successful at what you do. There's no doubt in my mind that this is a fantastic uh toy that you've created. We call it a toy, but it's beyond being a toy. It's it's a it's a it's it enhances your memory, enhances your critical thinking, which is good for anything. I remember when I was in the band. By being in the band, it always helped my memory by being and they're playing an instrument, and I feel that by playing their tard and can help your memory, your decision makers just decision maker, and more importantly, it can test your i Q and get it up there. And that's what we're all trying to do it nowadays, especially within the black community, but just towards not strictly for the black community, it's for the community general. And I'm wanna thank you for coming on my show. Core. I appreciate that. I appreciate you having me. Well guess what, we're gonna come back, because we're gonna get that book out of here and I'm gonna read it and we're gonna first in January. We're gonna change some lives in the first quarters, all right with you? Sound like they're playing to me. All right, Thank you, man, Stay stay warm if you can. And Wayne Michigan, I don't know that you got telling. I've been up there when it's been cold. Okay, just you just just you's just a water throw from all Canada. So I know exactly where you at, but thank you for coming on the show. Okay, no problem. I appreciate. If you want to hear more money banking conversation and the police interviews, please If you want to hear more money and make conversation interviews, please go to Money Making Conversation dot com. I'm Sean mcdonne, I'm your host. Thank you. In this season of giving, Coals has gifts for all your loved ones. For those who like to keep it cozy, find fleeces, sweaters, loungeware, blankets and throws. Or support minority owned or founded brands by giving gifts from Human Nation and Shame Moisture. And in the spirit of giving, Coals Cares is donating eight million dollars to local nonprofits nationwide. Give with all your heart this season with great gifts from Coals or Coals dot com. Still living in manually taking notes, There is a better way to start the new year with auto dot ai. Automatically get meeting notes. 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