Hi there, I really like the discussion going on here. I think storytelling is an amazing tool. I've been actively experimenting with it for over 2 years now. GoodCoworking is a project I decided to do since I love coworking and I thought what I had in mind didn't exist. Even thought it only allows telling "micro-stories" up to 500 characters, it helps people understand coworking and the community values. That's at least what members say ;) I think everybody should use storytelling to communicate why people cowork at their space and to illustrate these serendipity-moments that most of you probably encountered or were told about by the members of your coworking space. Talk about them, present them, write about these stories.
If you have any feedback on GoodCoworking or are interested in storytelling in general, feel free to send me an email or sign up for the soon to be public Storycam <http://storyc.am/> beta. It's a project that'll enable people to tell their stories in a completely new way to a broad audience. P.S. We have some nice new features coming up for members of GoodCoworking next week! Best regards Matthias Wiemann Founder GoodCoworking <https://goodcoworking.com> On Thursday, December 6, 2012 2:19:21 PM UTC+1, Nicolas Bergé wrote: > > Oh, I forgot. > There is a library in Paris called Shakespeare & Company ( > http://www.shakespeareandcompany.com/) that sometimes welcomes writers > who don't have a house to sleep in Paris. The library has two tiny beds : > tiny but useful. The writers, in order to pay their "rent", has the > obligation to write and leave one page of their personal life. Since its > inception, the library has collected 35 000 pages. Awesome, isn't it : 35 > 000 stories ! > I believe we can dig into this for our spaces : ) > > Nicolas Bergé > Les Satellites > -- Visit this forum on the web at http://discuss.coworking.com --- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Coworking" group. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/groups/opt_out.
