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
Shazia Mustafa is an absolute pioneer of coworking. Founder of Third Door in London, Shazia opened the first coworking space with childcare way back in 2010.
Now we’re seeing parent-friendly coworking spaces pop up everywhere,
When I set up a call with my friend Garrett Tichy from Hygge Coworking in Charlotte, North Carolina, my intention was to talk about how the recent shooting on the UNC campus affected Tichy and the Hygge community.
We touched
My first great a-ha moment with coworking came in 2015.
I was in Berkeley covering GCUC for a publication.
Tony Bacigalupo, who I didn’t know at the time but who has become a dear friend, opened GCUC by asking the
Tara Everett is passionately pursuing her vision to open Canoe Coworking, an indigenous coworking space in Manitoba, a Canadian prairie province.
Tara’s plan for Canoe is to create a space that honors indigenous cultural roots and traditions while supporting local
Sam Rosen from Deskpass is a self-described “coworking grandpa.”
He’s been active in the coworking movement since the early days, he has the perspective of a coworking member, a space operator and a visionary as a founder of Deskpass.
And,
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
Belonging is a core part of being human.
Without a circle of people around us, life on earth would be challenging, indeed.
Some people find that sense of belonging in our family and friends. Others find it in social groups,
My mom is from a musical family and she made sure my siblings and I learned to play instruments.
She said we’d thank her one day, and she was right. I’m really grateful to have a solid musical foundation.
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