العنوان ليس مخادعاً فهي بالفعل قصة نجاح واقعية جداً لاحد السجناء المتهمين فى قضايا تعاطى المخدرات ويدعى “كلايد بيزلى”، وكانت البداية

while he was watching a golf match on the television inside the prison. He was passionate about the game, but the match was stopped because

...the rain poured onto the playing field. Frustrated and angry because it was his favorite game, he came up with a completely new idea that no one had thought of before

...before: tennis had been scaled down into a smaller game played on a table, called “تنس الطSo he decided to create a miniature version of the game, too.

He created a game called “Table Golf,” so there would be no obstacles or rain to prevent people from playing. The game is played indoors,

in clubs or even at home.

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The success story of prisoner Clyde Besley’s idea:

“Paisley” began thinking seriously about the idea in his prison cell. He started developing concepts and imagining how to create rules for it. After spending eleven years in prison, he was released,

and became a free man. The first thing he did after his release was visit a store and buy the supplies he needed to bring his design to life. Then he went home and worked tirelessly,

striving to bring his idea to life in the best possible form. Once he had finished the game’s prototype, he invited young people and teenagers from his neighborhood to try it. It was met with

enthusiasm and approval from everyone, and he began working on the final stage:

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تسويق المنتج وتحقيق اللارباح وتسطير قصة نجاح جميلة:

Beasley began presenting the model to sporting goods stores, social clubs, and others. But it did not receive the welcome he had expected—some people did not even listen to him. Still,

he was not discouraged and remained enthusiastic about his idea. One day, a shop owner suggested that he present his model to the organizers of the “seasonal billiards trade show,”

held in Las Vegas, Nevada. He went and showed them what he had, and they were very impressed. The idea was adopted, developed, and put into production, with

many golf table games manufactured. They generated huge sales, surpassing $5 million in 2005. Each unit cost between

$150 and $700, depending on its size and specifications.

This was the success story of a drug-addicted inmate who left prison with the best thing a person could leave with: an “idea.”

new,” and in fact, we hope this man’s success story serves as a call to action, thought, and creativity.