Evan Williams schrijft in zijn weblog EVHEAD van 4 oktober

It’s been almost six years now since I started working on what became the company I sold to the company we started talking to two years ago because of the product we launched five years ago. Six years is a long time. Or a little. Depending.For me, it’s a little under 20% of this life on Earth. And it’s the time when I find myself thinking a lot about a particular question: What should I do next?I’m not sure what the answer to that question is, but I’ve decided it’s something different than I do now. And I need some perspective to answer it. So, I’ve to move on. I.e.: As of this Friday, I will no longer be employed by Google….A few months ago, I started getting the itch to start another company. There is so much momentum and opportunity on the web right now (he says, as if there hasn’t been for the last 10 years). And, naturally, I have the “If I knew then, what I know now” feeling that makes starting again an exciting — if daunting — prospect. That’s what got me thinking seriously about leaving….

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