Replies to post #25832 on Left Behind Games (fka LFBG)

[playfullyhappy]

corson,

I agree with you. The investor relations dept is my main concern at this time.

As I am sure you know most,but certainly not all, entrepreneurs are usually not the best professional managers when a company reaches a certain point in their development.

It might be that Troy is to immershed in the small minute details.

But all new born companies also must be nimble on their feet, so to speak, to readily adapt to all of the new problems and opportunities they face with only limited resources. New borns are constantly facing a changing eviroment.

How LFBG and the management team measures up against this I don't know exactly at this point. It just seems to me that at this point we have to trust their judgement and say many prayers that any mistakes will be corrected for the best.

I am also unhappy with some of the things that have happened, but then again I do not know what is going on behind the scences so it is difficult for me to say with any type of knowledge much less any wisdom.

Sorry about such a length run on sentence, but the thoughts just didn't seem to want to stop. Also, I have to quickly go.

Chat with you later. I don't even have time to correct anything that I said in the wrong way or not been as concise as I would have liked.

All I can think of to do at this time is to pray and have faith. This is also the strongest thing in my opinion that we can do.

playfullyhappy

[seventeen]

I believe we have a clear direction/business plan. Troy knows it and the board knows it. They have a mission and are taking steps in that direction. We are obviously moving in the right direction. I know in the past you have made a comment about having someone else "drive the boat". I have to, respectfully, disagree. I think Troy knows how to get us to where we need to go. He has the map and he is following it. What could be done in a more productive manner is how he communicates it to us. I feel Troy is very passionate about his company and what it stands for and sometimes his passion for growing the business supersedes how he conveys it to the shareholders. Investors have only one thing in mind...return on investment. Troy is very congnisant of this and he is trying to make everyone happy while at the same time having to make the tough decisions a CEO has to make. Why do you think he cancelled the media event today? I'm curious what your opinion is.