Levi's comments here pretty accurately match my observations about
timebanking as well. In a closed and perfect system, it makes a TON of
sense. But even our coworking spaces are neither closed nor perfect. ;)
There's also the factor of intrinsic vs extrinsic motivation and how the
latter can dull
Hi Everyone!
*My Co-Founder Levi Baer asked me to post this (just invited him to the
group so he can participate going forward):*
"I have not used time banking in a coworking space, but I was involved in
the Chicago Time Exchange. In theory, time banking is a great way for
people to understan
*complementary*, not *complimentary*
On Wednesday, August 16, 2017 at 9:14:48 AM UTC-4, Will Bennis, Locus
Workspace wrote:
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> Never used it but thought a lot about it and would love to love to hear
> responses as well.
>
> We had a group of about 5 members who started one themselves. They had
Never used it but thought a lot about it and would love to love to hear
responses as well.
We had a group of about 5 members who started one themselves. They had
already become friends and knew they had complimentary services. I don't
think they even knew what a time bank was; they just liked
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