Have you ever had an idea for the greatest piece of content ever,
only to find that a few hours later you can’t remember what your great
idea was? It happens to me all the time.
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I’m almost decompressed from a week in Denver, where the Women Who Cowork retreat, a workshop I taught on content and leadership, and GCUC USA all lit me up.
Rather than recapping the week’s events, or sharing big picture takeaways,
If you ever sit down at the computer with the intention of writing a post for your coworking blog and end up staring at a blank screen wondering what to write about, I have some tough love for you:
You’re
Coworking makes us happier.
We coworking lifers know this anecdotally, but there’s data to back it up.
A study by Emergent Research and GCUC found that among coworking members surveyed, 89% reported they are happier, 83% reported they are less lonely,
Remote work looks great from the outside.
You get to work from home; you can be a digital nomad wandering the world with your laptop; you can stay in your PJs all day if you want; there’s no boss or
One year ago today, with exactly zero sleep and a body flooded with blinding anxiety, I stood up in front of a group of people gathered for the first Women Who Cowork retreat, in Austin, Texas.
I was there to
One of the challenges of content marketing is that it’s tricky to define the ROI.
With content, we establish our brand tone and values; we differentiate from the competition; we do brand storytelling.
These things are hard to measure.
Content
Last week, two people who know me well both expressed confusion as to what I’m up to with Coworking Content.
Is it a business? Is it a project? Is it an organization?
So I figured I’d clarify.
In April of
Apparently it’s Friendly February.
I saw this graphic last night as I was scrolling through one of the socials, and had to share it.
The calendar was created by the team at Action for Happiness, a “movement of people committed