Me in 30 seconds…
I’m Martijn, a Dutch entrepreneur and dad of three. I live in Nijmegen, the Netherlands, with my wife and our kids.
I love to build things. Businesses and websites, but just as much Lego, furniture and our house, which I’ve been renovating myself for way too long. I cook a lot, mostly vegetarian, and I’ve proudly declared the aubergine my favourite vegetable. I like bringing people together for dinners and get-togethers, I play with my kids whenever I can, and there’s always a book on the go.
For work I run Psychogoed.nl together with my wife, and I’m building Go Super Papa: a daily email and an AI chat coach that help busy dads enjoy their family more.
In 2027 we’re leaving for six months of travelling as a family. Want to know what I’m doing right now? See my now page!
Latest writings:
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My Morning Routine in Apps
My mornings used to suck, it was super hard to get out of bed and when I finally managed to do that, it took another 2 hours of pissing away time before I could begin to focus and start being productive. If I could manage that at all! Something had to change, but in my teens…
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Looking into people’s lives
Have you ever thought about how other people live their lives? Maybe you have wondered about how life would be like as a millionaire or a famous rock star, but did you ever think about the lives of your friends and family? You might know where they work and what they do for fun. But…
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How to fix my Christmas
I love my family, but last years Christmas killed me! After 3 full days of family, eating and christmas trees, I was done. “I’m never doing the again!” I proclaimed to Rian. “Next year we’re going on holiday and I don’t want anything to do with Christmas”. What went wrong, you ask? Well let me…
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Designing the lifestyle that fits your dreams
Sometimes I feel like I am just running through the motions. Days blend into each other with work, chores and social obligations. Don’t get me wrong, I love my work, my friends and family and I even love most of the chores I have to do. But sometimes I just forget that I love them,…