More plugged in but less connected
I have a love-hate relationship with technology.As much as my phone and computer are valuable tools that I couldn’t live without, I find they’re also incredible time wasters and, worse yet, they may even distract me from putting effort into real-life interaction from time to time.This was especially true when I was working from home.And it makes me think that, while we have all this technology designed to keep us connected, it kind of feels like we’re less connected than ever.This seems especially true after the pandemic.On the other hand, though, it also seems like a lot of people are craving human interaction again, especially as things begin to go back to normal.So, if I could offer my unsolicited two cents based solely on my own personal opinions and observations, I would recommend that you focus some of your content creation on the community aspect of your coworking space.After all, it’s such an incredible aspect of what you offer for members—and I’m speaking from experience.And I believe it’s something that’s going to appeal even more deeply to people going forward.
What's the true cost of outsourcing quality content?
What's the trust cost of outsourcing quality content in the age of AI? In this article, I share my two cents on why quality still costs and why great content is worth the investment.
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An open thank you letter to the coworking industry
I wanted to take a minute to share my two cents on what makes this coworking industry special, what keeps me inspired to work every day, and my honest thanks to the industry that has given me so much.
How to create a simple content distribution process [and why you should]
Creating great content is only half the job. If you want results, distribution is where it happens. In this post, I walk through exactly how I repurpose and share a single content asset across multiple platforms—from YouTube to email to LinkedIn—using the same frameworks we help coworking spaces build every day.