Start small, grow slow
For decades, we thought we were invincible. We got used to the fast pace of the digital age. Instagram, traffic jams, Netflix, food delivery apps. We got used to the fact that we imposed our rules on the world around us. This coronavirus pandemic has shown us that this is no longer true. It has forced countries to close borders, isolate cities and regions, and…
Sunday. We have been inside the apartment the whole day. Not even a walk. I killed time working on the new dashboard of my company, Your Company In Estonia. In a way, it’s good to be able to keep my mind busy. At noon we had a videoconference with some friends on Whereby.com. We laughed and did some jokes like pretending we were passing us…
It happened. Populism, fear, and a highly successful democracy hijacking act on Facebook, targeting vulnerable Brexit swing voters, won, The UK left Europe. Farewell, friends. Still shocked by the turmoil of the Brexit, many British companies started to look for ways to escape the fanaticism of their own politicians. The e-Residency program came to the rescue, promising them a solution to keep their businesses in…
2019 has been an intense year. My business grew to a six-figure business in a few months. I found myself switching from a solo entrepreneur to a full-fledged company CEO, managing my team and taking care of things I never thought I would be capable of. It’s been scary (still is), but rewarding at the same time. An exciting adventure.
This post is pretty much a personal reflection on technology, how we use it, how we have integrated it in our daily lives, and an open question about whether we are leading it to the right direction.