Some testimonials on infinite.company by Early Adopters

Between my time at Cronos and Infinite.Company I got stuck in transition. I was really struggling to find my way, wondering what direction I would take next.
I had always liked creating and building things, so I was sure I wanted to build companies and help starting entrepreneurs. I also was sure I would leave their shares at them, unless they want me to participate in their idea. The possibility to make a difference in approach was attractive. How many times in your life have you been ready to make a move? I kept asking myself, how was I going to make an impact? How was I going to put my ambition to work?
Then a friend gave me a book that helped me to convince myself of my idea: The Starfish and the spider. It was really an enlightenment saying "You are right on the spot!". The book inspired me in many ways and helped me to take a look at the IT services from a whole new perspective. It got me to try a new business model in IT products and services, and to put myself into a better position to discover my Big Idea.
The first conclusion I reached was that the future is this new businessmodel. Everyone I talked to since August 2014 confirms this. Some companies I worked with in this model even stressed it with strong statements:

• Every time I tell people about Infinite.company, they want to know more. Not only is it an intriguing concept, but also it’s a concept that works. The Inifinite.company membership means a lot to theMatchBox: we saw in increase in business opportunities simply because together with other members we can apply for projects that we couldn’t handle on our own. And furthermore, there’s always somebody that can support you for technical or business issues, which is very welcome for a start-up company like theMatchBox.

• A few months ago, I took the big decision to start taking charge of my career and become a freelancer. A big motivator that fueled my decision was
  the fact that I could start on a nice project from the very start, a project
  brought to me by infinite.company. Without this opportunity in place I would
  not have had the kickstart I had now. In fact, it might have meant that I
  would not be freelancing right now at all, whereas it is probably the best
  decision I ever made in my career. Right now, I am happily continuing on
  subsequent projects through infinite.company's strong and pragmatic-oriented
  network. (ET4IT, Netherlands)
• "I recommend all my subcontractors and suppliers to work with infinite.company. It's the first company with clear added value to its clients and members." (procurement officer, https://www.wefashion.com/)

It seems a pretty smart idea. We offer help and it changes the course of business of some. The end of my struggle?