Hello Dan: You are just blocks away (Chandler AZ) from "Gangplank" - a progressive Coworking venture right in your backyard (Gilbert AZ).
I just visited Gangplank this week as part of my due diligence for Coworking in the Greater Yuma area. See my other posts about Gangplank in this week's discussion threads. http://gangplankhq.com Cheers! Alan Pruitt Yuma AZ On Aug 20, 2:43 pm, Dan Ramaekers <[email protected]> wrote: > Dan Ramaekers here! > > As a current student at Arizona State University I find it both > exciting and very rewarding to soak up all the information that I > can. It goes without saying that there is a never ending spring of > knowledge in the universe and a person can never learn too much. > > I am majoring in biology with plans of attending medical school. My > ultimate career goal is to own my own practice and make an impact on > the lives of the people in this community. > > While my schooling focuses primarily on the sciences I desire to do > all I can to know and understand better the needs and requirements of > running a personal business. In my research I have stumbled upon the > principles of coworking. Since I desire so much to surround myself > with like-minded individuals with a passion for success and > creativity, coworking immediately peaked my interest. > > On a more personal note, I am married to my best friend and teammate, > Chelsea. We recently found out we will be proud parents come this > March. I feel so many different emotions following that statement, > the principal of which is a responsibility to provide. I say Chelsea > is my teammate because she not only works enthusiastically to pay the > bills and college tuition but also supports me 100% in my endeavors. > We joke by saying she owes me for paying to get her through school. > Chelsea works as an RN at Scottsdale Healthcare, where she has a > chance to provide assistance to many people within our community. > > While Chelsea was schooling full-time, I managed a sales team at Bally > Total Fitness. I learned a great deal about corporate business and > the value of teamwork during my 3 years with Bally. It was there that > I first learned the importance of networking. Every person has > talents and skills and it has been my experience that those who are > most successful associate with as many different people as possible. > > I want the opportunity to share in the ideas of those so many talented > and skilled people in this world. I feel that by participating in a > movement like this we can diligently work to improve the economy of > this nation. I do not believe in hand outs. The struggles we face as > a nation require hard work, that’s for sure, but we cannot do it on > our own. We need to join together to increase creativity, solve > problems, and spark ideas with the ultimate goal of improving the > lives of the great people of this nation. > > Any advice that you seasoned veterans can provide with respect to > beginning a coworking environment would be much appreciated. > > Dan Ramaekers > [email protected] > 602-200-4570 --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Coworking" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected] To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected] For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/coworking?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
