It is hard to come up with a truly unique idea. Much of society today is built upon someone else's idea. The whole purpose of evolving society is to take previous ideas and build upon them. In many ways, the patent process has helped and hurt the cause.

"People are encouraged to invent and patent ideas and inventions because there is money to be made in success. Unfortunately, there are also dilemmas if your idea is too close to an existing idea already patented," says Rohan Kulkarni Ohio. Currently, Rohan Kulkarni Ohio is waiting on the patent for the idea he came up with over a year ago.

"I had this idea for an improvement for online investing. I applied for a patent but it is quite a long process," says Rohan Kulkarni Ohio. In fact, according to the United States Patent and Trademark Office, the average time for pending patent applications is 24.6 months. A substantial wait time for someone excited about their idea.

However, Rohan Kulkarni Ohio didn't have to wait over two and a half years to see his idea be put into practice. "My father launched a web based company in 2012 based on my patent filed with the USPTO," says Rohan Kulkarni Ohio. The company his father created is Nuts2Invest.com, LLC. "The company is designed to make it easy for people to see their investments all in one place. The company organizes, categorizes, and proportions the clients' investment needs. It allows clients to see how their investments are doing compared to the financial market so they can see if they made the right investment decisions," says Rohan Kulkarni Ohio.

The company based on Rohan Kulkarni Ohio's idea allows individuals to choose how they want to invest while assessing their comfort with risk taking. "There are different levels of risk takers in the financial markets. People invest conservatively or take small risks to the aggressive investors who take the largest amount of investment risk," says Rohan Kulkarni Ohio. This comfort with risk can translate to either higher gain or higher loss. Depending on the choices a person makes, Rohan Kulkarni Ohio's father designed the company to send market information and suggestions customized to their wants.