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When someone interrupts or talks too much

Ever found yourself in a conversation where interruptions or lengthy monologues dominate the dialogue? We've all been there! In this blog post, we'll explore some scenarios and friendly tips on how to navigate these moments with grace and keep the conversation flowing smoothly.

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How to Have a Good Conversation

A genuine conversation, whether by phone, online platform, or in person, is a powerful tool that benefits you and your business.

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Abundant or Afraid? What to do when a new business comes to town

Let's look at how taking an abundant approach when welcoming new businesses to town helps build a thriving business community.

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Resilience – navigating the river of life

Think of resilience as similar to taking a rafting trip down a river. On a river, you might experience rapids, turns, slow water, and shallows. As in life, the changes you experience affect you differently along the way. While travelling the river, it helps to have knowledge about it and experience in dealing with it. Your journey should be guided by a plan, a strategy that you feel works well for you.

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Call to Action: Mobilizing the Global Coworking Movement for Ukraine

We have met with coworkers worldwide through an international organization called The Coworking Idea Project. Through this network, we are coming together to figure out ways that we can best help the dire situation in Ukraine.

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Motivation or manipulation? When to stop holding hands

We all know friends, colleagues, and even strangers who constantly need our support and encouragement. We help them along and respond to their needs for assistance. It's the right thing to do. Or is it? There comes a time when it's wise to ask yourself if you are genuinely helping someone or contributing to a negative pattern, which may include manipulating you into doing their work.