Nice summation, Troy
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That’s awesome - looking forward to reading and learning!
On Mon, 16 Oct 2017 at 19:42, Bernie J Mitchell
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We are making this survival guide with you in mind :-)
https://included.co/been-to-a-coworking-conference-contribute-to-the-survival-guide/
[https://included.co/been-to-a-coworking-conference-contribute-to-the-survival-guide/]
Have a remarkable day
Bernie J Mitchell
0777 204 2012
Thanks Bernie - funnily enough I'd just been listening to those podcasts!
Do you know if there are anymore after episode 57? They seem to just stop?
Also - FYI I took you up on your advice - I'll see you at the Copass Camp!
On 13 October 2017 at 21:30, Bernie J Mitchell
Mark this is a good podcast about how to start via a meet up -
https://dangerouslyawesome.com/2016/03/we-almost-sold-out-on-our-principles-before-we-even-started/
I got LOADS out of this episode
Have a remarkable day
Bernie J Mitchell
0777 204 2012 [tel:0777%20204%202012]
Tony, I love how you wrote that. Made me smile to read.
On Thursday, October 12, 2017 at 11:50:53 AM UTC-7, Tony Bacigalupo wrote:
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> Mark,
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> Welcome to the party!
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> It can be a bit tricky to understand the nuances of these two camps as you
> define them. We're all still getting a handle
Thanks Tony - that's a really interesting point about WeWork.
The couple I visited in London definitely had that "service first" feel
when you walked in. In truth I have no idea if communities existed in the
ones I went to, but I can tell you that the independent ones all felt
different - the
Mark,
Welcome to the party!
It can be a bit tricky to understand the nuances of these two camps as you
define them. We're all still getting a handle on it ourselves!
Here's another way of looking at it:
*1. You can organize a coworking community without ever having a business. *
Go on Meetup,
Figure out your main "why", then market that. If it is "money and status", or
"community of like-minded people" or "community of people doing a variety of
work", those seem to be the big areas of "coworking". And then make your place
embody that fully. The others can happen in the same place
Hi all,
As someone who is relatively new to the world of coworking (I only realised
it existed about 6 months ago!) I was curious to hear people's views on
community vs corporate coworking spaces.
As someone who is looking to setup a coworking space there appear to be two
distinct views as
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