So what to do now?

As I wrote before then I was fired from my job at ISS. And that I was to find out what then to do with my life. Two weeks ago I cam back from two weeks vacation in Thailand. It's was a great vacation. I love Thailand and for me there's really no better way to relax and think than a beach in Thailand.

So I've really had a lot of times to think. And of course nothing happens without reasons. That's the law of karma. And it really allows me to regain the feeling of control of my own life. As long as you work in a company it's very difficult remain in control, it's like things you just go on auto pilot. And especially with the global financial crisis, then not many people would just skip their job to try something new. Being without a job gives you a chance to rethink everything.

So that's what I'm currently doing. The thought about returning to work for a traditional Microsoft Dynamics partner really haven't been too apealing to me. I don't really know why. And working for an end-user can on the other hand be fun, but it can also be very boring, I know that now.

Right now all I want is really to start my own company. Either as a dedicated Microsoft Dynamics experts freelancer, but I've also tried that before. But I'm really more into starting a "real" company, where we would be more people than just me. Something where I really can use all that I have learned the last over 20 years. Where I could benefit from the huge network I have been able to build up over the last almost 15 years where I have been running this website and user group. Something where a group of the higest experts as found here on Dynamics User Group starts up something together that nobody else has seen before. Not a network of independent Dynamics freelancers. But a company entirely of the best Dynamics experts as available globally. A company that would focus on ensuring everybody more success in their Dynamics implementations, end-users who have really gotten a dead-end with their current conventional partner, or simply need help not provided by their existing partner, and also new partners who would need project training and coaching, or simply have no current experience in handling international implementations.

For now I've registered and started a website for the new company. Here I have been trying to describe a little more of what this company should be all about. And I hope soon to be able to announce who my partner in the new company will. But it's someone who is familiar to a lot of you here on the Dynamics User Group.

You find the website at http://dynamicsexperts.net.  And I would love to hear your comments.