+10.
Love this, Alex. It's the heart of the matter... community can't be done
in "ones", it's can't be "strategically planned" on paper, and it can't be
done in a vacuum. It's chaotic, wonderful, messy, energizing,
time-consuming, and quite often a meandering path of surprises. It's not
about
Hey Lisa!
Community building feels most elusive when you're getting started because
you want to *do* something. You want to *start* something. But like you
said...you want it to feel natural, not forced or fake.
The counterintuitive answer is that the community you're looking for is all
around
Hello! My name is Lisa Dimond. My family and I opened ecafe, a coworking
coffeehouse, in Overland Park, KS, in October 2016. Here's our website
(which is a work-in-progress): www.ecafecoffee.com. We also have another
website, www.visitecafe.com, which is in the process of being merged with
Since January my family and I have been working out at a local Crossfit gym.
You may or may not have heard of Crossfit -- it's the current fitness craze
in many parts. Much of the focus and appeal of crossfit is its emphasis on
community. While Crossfit is open-source, and each gym is
Coincidentally, CrossFitLA just moved into an office in our SM location.
Your pricing mention on #4 does make sense for some coworking places. I'm not
sure if the price premium is for the space alone (which I admit sometimes
happens at BLANKSPACES), or for the community. But nonetheless, if
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