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Hey, Cargie here. So we've been developing Fables and in the last few months I've been giving a lot of thought to our goals as a business. Trying to figure out what Fables will look like in a year, 2 years, or 5 years. And y'know.. we're never going to get rich here. We're not that kind of company.

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So much of entrepreneurship and startup culture, even outside of tech, is about hitting the next big thing. The stanley mug, the supreme hoodie. And I'm extremely aware there's a big ceiling on our product concept. Diapers for adults will never be cool. We will never ever be a trend. And GOOD.

All I want with Fables is to make products of a quality and design I am happy with, sold at a fair price, and to make enough money that I can pay rent and maybe buy a new computer every 5 years. That's it. My goals are modest. Can we do it? I sure hope so bc I'm putting everything I got into this.

We've planned this out as best we can, and if it works out right, it'll turn into a small business with the approximate revenue of a local muffin bakery or hair salon. I'm under no illusions here. We'll never be the next hot trend. But we don't have to be. We got you - and we'll have fun together. ❤️

I have a suggestion. As a psychic I have many tarot decks, and one that has stuck with me for 16 years is the magical forest. Each of the major arcana tells a fable. I work daily with this deck. Since fables are moral lessons taught to kids via short stories with cute animals, and since multi chara

Packs of diapers are popular. Going with your company name and idea for the community, try making little fables for characters you put on your diapers. Speaking as a member of the community, thinking if they came with a bedtime story, or one sold separately, the artist could make with a writer