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The Case for Taking a Holiday Break For coworking space operators in London, December is often a month of tough decisions. With the festive season in full swing, many wonder: “Should we shut down and take a break or keep pushing our marketing and communications to stay visible?” While closing
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In today's coworking community, spaces aren't just about having a desk—they're about community, inclusivity, and generating real connections. But so many people are still getting it wrong, falling into common traps that limit the effectiveness of their spaces and events. Here are seven
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What happens when you sit down to write? Are you staring at the screen, waiting for the words to appear magically? If you are like me, you get a perfect cup of coffee beside you that you spent thirty minutes making. Then, you spend another twenty minutes deciding what app
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Don't Change Lanes Until You've Worked Out How to Drive in This One Over the years, sitting in coworking spaces and running Creator Write Club, I've noticed something, whether it's creators launching projects or coworking space operators trying to expand. People start
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Practical steps and real stories on how taking action and teamwork can transform your community projects. If you're anything like me, you've probably spent countless hours learning, researching, and preparing—convinced that the more you know, the better equipped you'll be to take the
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This weekend, I did something radical for the first time in months: I didn't turn on my computer. This weekend marked a shift, stepping away from the usual routine of being constantly connected. Of course, I've known this was a good idea since I discovered the
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A Goal without a plan is just a wish. How often have you set a goal and forgot it 10 seconds later? I’ve given up trying to determine whether it is me or the system. I’ve read so many books and taken so many courses that you have
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As a community leader, you must keep some energy active, whether online, in person, at a coworking space, or running a meetup. If you are doing EVERYTHING, I would not call it a community; I'd call it a following or a service. And after a while, you'll burn out.
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Most people overcomplicate writing their weekly newsletter. Especially when it comes to their business, and I get it. WTF do you put in there that does not sound drab and bland? Before going any further If you would not take the time to read it, please don't send
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Over the last few months, I’ve been asking community builders in the coworking industry how they handle email newsletters. Before we get into it, most of you know I’ve been madly in love with emailing articles and updates for around twenty years. Being in love does not mean
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This week, our new Community Builder cohort discussed the system of capture. We gave the cohort people a way to calculate their 'existential overhead' and decide how and where to use their energy. What is the System of Capture? This may sound elaborate and wordy, so let me
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A lot of time, more than I care to admit, goes into thinking about what to do and what might happen and too much of what I think might happen never happens. Which means there is a lot of not happening — happening. Last week, I shared Rachel Aaron's