LIFEmee wants to help you improve your life

Japan based startup LIFEmee.com is a life management tool that aims to improve your life. They say. A quick look at the service leaves me with nothing but confusion though. According to co-founder Kenny Lum LIFEmee is about:

This is a new proto-type life management tool. We are based in Tokyo and we want to help people set clear goals, monitor their daily lives and basically improve their lives. 

Okay, so I want to set a clear goal and I want my life improved. What do I need to do? The following services will help you. I think. Or… Confusion total. Me, syntax error.

 

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The Internet – You’ve been warned!

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A nightly social overload

You know when you have things on your mind and you just can’t get it out of your head? When you keep contemplating, keep analyzing it over and over again? I did that last night. For hours and hours. And what was it that made me unble to sleep? Social fracking media! I was planning my blog, I was thinking about Friendfeed and Twitter and I tried to come up with new ideas for new services. And it annoyed the hell out of me! I didn’t want to do this thinking now, I wanted to sleep!

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The failsnail is up – Twisten down!

The “tweet your music service” Twisten.fm is down. And the snail is on the loose!

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Twitter rumour: Opel/Vauxhall to merge with SAAB?

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Last night I read somewhere that Opel and SAAB were discussing a merge to escape the ongoing company crisis. I tweeted about it and a couple of persons picked it up asking me where I got the news from. And to be honest, I have no idea. I read it, but I can’t remember where. Or I heard it. There is no discussion about it as far as I know, though.

But after a good thinking, it sounded like an idea to keep in mind. Opel is obviously doing better than SAAB, but they are aboth being thrown out of General Motors to be left alone out in the cold. Germany and Sweden already have good trading deals and connections. The issue with a merge would be to keep both brands.

Interesting thought.

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