by lori | Feb 3, 2016 | Coworking, Culture, Essays, Forgiveness, Imagination, Wayfinding
There’s an article circulating this week called Why Relationships Should Be ‘HELL Yeah or No.’ It’s targeted at millennials, and about love relationships, but the headline drew us in and got some of my Gen X friends and I talking about work projects and... by lori | Feb 13, 2014 | Poetry, Work
the beginning usually sucks: unlearning truths undoing selves unending days unwending paths oh, good GOD. that’s total crap. you’re right. then what? self laughs at self or cries ceding the stage ego averts smiles in her eyes moves down to find her seat... by lori | Feb 4, 2014 | Pirates, Poetry, Work
Work begins with fed cat on the windowsill with butt in chair Ears to be perpetually tuned to TWBS, the wind and bird station even during the big meeting especially within the mundane Good work for pirates with tied tongues and agile fingers who delight in... by lori | Jan 23, 2014 | Poetry, Work
Something snapped inside of me. I can only do soul-satisfying work now alone and with people I love I’ve been apprentice to the phenomenon for ten years. And find it has more to do with community support expanding love ceding control appreciating freedom... by lori | Mar 5, 2013 | Culture, FAQ
Last week, a lovely researcher named Toni showed up in our space. She’s doing her doctoral dissertation on coworking, studying the ways people who work in coworking locations conduct their work (how they collaborate with others, what type of work groups they are in,...