I'd work eighteen-hour stretches and fall asleep in my clothes. Then I'd wake up in the middle of the night, brew a pot of tea, and start work again. I was tired, but work had become pure enjoyment. — Trevor Baylis Copy Share Image
I was on automatic pilot; ideas for gadgets kept coming, fed by a force of energy flowing through me and around me. — Trevor Baylis Copy Share Image
Ideas for gadgets for the disabled were coming into my head so fast they seemed to be arriving from somewhere outside of me, beamed… — Trevor Baylis Copy Share Image
That was the Alka-Seltzer moment, the moment when the tablet hits the water and begins to fizz. — Trevor Baylis Copy Share Image
I'd work eighteen-hour stretches and fall asleep in my clothes. Then I'd wake up in the middle of the night, brew a pot of… — Trevor Baylis Copy Share Image
A good idea turns every cog in your mind, making you scared of bed in case the whole machine grinds to a halt. — Trevor Baylis Copy Share Image
All inventors, they say, are a little mad. I reckon that only completely sane people are willing to admit they are slightly crazy. — Trevor Baylis Copy Share Image
But having had your bright, fresh, original idea, the really hard part is turning it into a successful product. That's what takes all the… — Trevor Baylis Copy Share Image
The notion that inventors are anorak-wearing crackpots with glasses held together with Sellotape is beguiling but wrong. — Trevor Baylis Copy Share Image
Invention isn't some impenetrable brand of magic; anyone can have a go. — Trevor Baylis Copy Share Image
Visionaries and dreamers have always been dusted with a little oddity. — Trevor Baylis Copy Share Image
As long as you've got slightly more perception than the average wrapped loaf, you could invent something, — Trevor Baylis Copy Share Image
But there is only one person I blame for getting shafted, and that's myself. I went into the deal which I thought would secure… — Trevor Baylis Copy Share Image
