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... After 2 years of hard work, it's time to face reality. My project to streamline the process of audiobook creation in a few days instead of weeks hasn't worked. Was it a bad idea to create alternatives to ElevenLabs audiobook studio solution that gives the option to the authors to spend 10 times less money for the audiobook production, also cutting the production time by half? Was it a bad idea to offer a familiar video-editor oriented ... ... style design that improved tenfold the barebones existing options that all the text-to-speech providers are currently offering? Was it a bad idea to invest in the audiobook market, a market that is growing exponentially