In business as with life, believe nothing what you hear and 50% of what you see...

I think too many people have ASSUMED who I would become partners with based on what they would like to see or from the press release and not what would be best for LPJ Design. Many of the business that were named in the original press release, LPJ Design has acquired a minority stake in a Third Party Publisher of Pathfinder Material, have strong following, fan bases and distinctive business focus.  Just like with LPJ Design. We have our own strong following, fan bases and distinctive business focus and for LPJ Design to look for a business partnership we would partner with someone who as the ability to grow and develop their strengths.  Someone who can develop their following and learn about the RPG business and the PDF business (since they are TWO different things).  Like Friedrich Nietzsche say, one cannot fly into flying.

Strong companies are built day by day, and sale by sale. Better yet, great companies are built by have the correct foundation and building on top of that.  While I do like a lot of things about this company, might still have to break them down to the base foundation and start from the ground up to make sure they can have a long and successful life as a RPG publisher.  Working hard AND working smart are at the core of any good business   Talk to you later...