This week I spoke with Ashley Proctor from Creative Blueprint, COHIP (the Coworking Health Insurance Plan), and GCUC Canada.
Ashley is one of the pioneers and champions of the coworking movement. She’s been building community for
Kaya Lindsay of One Chick Travels inspires me daily. A fellow member of the NextSpace Santa Cruz community, Kaya lives, works and travels in her Sprinter van, she climbs rocks like a rockstar, and she’s a savvy social media pro
Susan Dorsch, who co-founded Office Nomads, the longest running coworking space in Seattle, is a quiet giant of coworking (and a dear friend of mine).
I’m thrilled to have Susan as my first guest as the Coworking Out Loud Podcast
You might have noticed from all the rainbow flags in your social media feeds that we are well into Pride Month.
In this week’s episode of the Coworking Out Loud Podcast, I dive into the deeper meaning behind community pride,
I recently found myself at a gathering of introverts. It was new territory for me, but I learned a lot about myself…and about how important it is to find ways for everyone to contribute to conversations.
It’s not always the
I think of my grandparents pretty much every day. Bud and Ethel were great role models. They were loving, accepting, committed and fun.
Grandma and grandpa taught me a lot about the importance of community. Several times a week they
Whew, last week’s episode on vulnerability was a doozie.
As you might recall, I waited days to publish it because I was not at all sure that I wanted to share such a raw, emotional post.
But I did, and
Heads-up: This episode is emotional, raw and real. If that’s not your thing, or if you’re not in the space to go there right now, better skip this one.
This episode of the Coworking Out Loud Podcast terrifies me.
The
I come from a family of storytellers and bookworms.
Stories were an everyday part of my childhood, especially stories about our family.
The stories helped us understand who we were and where we came from.
Storytelling is an important part
At GCUC Canada in October I found myself unexpectedly singing and crying among hundreds of coworking friends.
It was a flawed, human moment brought on by beauty, sadness, loss and a collective spirit of vulnerability.
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