by Cohere Member Penny Sebring
Remote workers and freelancers have always had a little trouble disconnecting from work, and the recent migration of workers from the office to the home didn’t change that. In fact, according to Buffer’s State of Remote Work report this year, 27% of remote workers... » Read More... 
by Cohere Member Penny Sebring
Cohere Crafternoon One of the primary benefits of belonging to a coworking space is the wide breadth of skills and experience available to members, and it isn’t confined to just business experience. The collaboration between members can enhance every aspect of our... » Read More... 
by Cohere Member Penny Sebring
More people have had a taste of remote working than ever before. Regardless of how much choice they had in the matter originally, a little over 97% of remote workers stated they would prefer to continue spending at least part of their time working remotely for the... » Read More... 
by Cohere Member Penny Sebring
Introversion and extraversion were first introduced by Carl Jung in Psychological Times in 1921. Dr. Jung described extraverted individuals as more energized by the external world than by their internal thoughts, while those who were introverted were more energized by... » Read More... 
by Cohere Member Penny Sebring
Swimming is not only good for your physical health—strengthening your cardiovascular system and building endurance, all while reducing the impact on the joints—but it is also extremely beneficial for your mental health. Swimming, like other strenuous cardiovascular... » Read More... 
by Cohere Member Penny Sebring
Cohere Coworking has a large variety of options when it comes to membership levels. Each level—from 100% virtual to your own private office—includes access to the coworking community. This means access to a wide variety of professionals who are happy to offer moral... » Read More... 
by Cohere Member Penny Sebring
According to the 2019-2020 National Pet Owner’s Survey, recently conducted by the American Pet Product Association, 67% of United States households include at least one pet. They are precious to us, and when they are unwell, we want to do everything in our power to... » Read More... 
by Cohere Member Penny Sebring
According to the 2020 State of Remote Work Report at Buffer.com, lack of motivation at home was the most significant hurdle of working remotely for 7% of those who responded, with that number increasing to 12% by the time the 2021 report was released. Though not... » Read More... 
by Cohere Member Penny Sebring
Not feeling free to unplug and problems with communication, collaboration, and loneliness graced the top of the list of troubles for Buffer’s State of Remote Work in both 2020 and 2021—but they are not the only hurdles that remote workers encounter on a regular basis.... » Read More... 
by Cohere Member Penny Sebring
The new 2021 State of Remote Work was released recently, with some significant differences compared to the prior years’ reports. This year, nearly half of those responding to the survey were pushed to work remotely due to Covid-19—a change in dynamics from previous... » Read More...