In 2009 I was working full time at an independent record store in Santa Cruz, California. You know, vinyl, wax … records. I pitched the local alt-weekly paper about doing some music writing and they said yes. So I started an arts and culture gig and, without a lot of fanfare, launched my freelance writing career. Since then, I’ve written for dozens of publications including Mother Jones, Shareable, Lifehacker, Yes! Magazine, Allwork.Space, Triple Pundit, and Good Times. 

That journey led to writing about community-focused projects and in 2011 I stumbled onto a new thing called coworking. I was immediately intrigued by this movement of people working together, collaborating and creating the future of work. I wrote about coworking for a few years for every publication that would let me.

One day I realized that I didn’t want to write about coworking, I wanted to be part of the coworking movement. 

And here we are.

These days, my very full time work and passion is supporting coworking space operators and community builders with their marketing, communications, storytelling and brand building.