Seeing that the latest post on this blog was more than two weeks now, you might have started to believe I got shot in the street on some dark alley, or that I have just plainly stopped blogging, the way Russel Beatie did or Dragos Novac(a Romanian blogger I’ve been reading for two long years) threatens to do. But none of these alternatives suits me. I’m more energetic, alive and blog-addicted than ever.

I’m on my road to a new adventure. The one of entrepreneurship. The real kind, with plenty of annoyances, dead-ends, bureaucracy, unexpected, procrastination and many, many others. For the moment I’m moving from Paris to Bucharest(where I was expecting life costs to be smaller, thus putting less strain on my start-up budget, but I’m discovering, that while rent gets about three times smaller than in Paris, there are plenty of other time-consuming inconveniences that risk to threaten my venture).

Enough complaining for now. The one thing you should keep in mind is that my Internet Access for the moment is highly restricted, but I hope it will get better in a as-close-as-possible future. So please forgive the update delays, and help spread the word about this site.
In exchange for it, I’ll unravel the secret purpose behind this website, blog and it-related ressource site: to show and tell, step by step, some of the adventures of an entrepreneur wanna-be, an adventurer in this realm of self-employment, IT-research and development, management, marketing and, generally, microISVs(see the previous post for the definition). I’m starting this with no specific idea in mind, only the dream to succeed and, hopefully, become millionaire befor my thirties. Wish me luck, or hate me, but go on and read my blog. I hope it will be worth it… :D

PS. I’ll be inviting, from time to time, some guests on this blog, bright young minds with interesting things to say on IT-related news, thoughts and ideas on IT matters and entrepreneurship. If you want to be one of them, go on and drop a comment over here or in a private email. I’m waiting for conversations…