Expose what’s out there

The first days after resignation aren’t quite like the days before. The mirror suddenly starts asking these difficult questions.

“What do you really want?”

Well, here’s what i want (except for Obama for president of course), really.

The next years i want to find myself having lots of fun building businesses around internet applications that really enhance the quality of life of their users.

“In what way?”

There is a lot to say about the thoughts that have been entertaining my mind lately (and i hope to share lots of them on this blog, for you to demolish), but it basically comes down to two things: relieve people from the Paradox of Choice that western society has put us up with, and help people get in touch with their soulmates. The two aren’t completely unrelated as we will see.

“Why internet?”

Well, that’s all i know anything about, actually. Oh and of course because the IP in TCP/IP are the two letters the next revolutions will be based upon.

“Blahblahblah…what’s starting up?”

A first start is to relieve people from the Paradox of Choice.
Without the tools that transform fragmented data into information that is necessary for making crucial decisions in our daily lives we would be lost in a sea of bits. I want to enable people to make better decisions based on information the startup provides by aggregating fragmented data from different platforms. The right information enables people to have confidence in, and peace with, the decisions they make.
This information is exposed either through websites (”Search verticals”, B2C) or datafeeds (B2B).