“I am a testament to the openness and acceptance that one can find within table coworking.
A Jew filling a church with the aroma of fresh bagels out of the oven, serving his customers and coworkers alike. This isn’t a scene you encounter in any old church or any new coworking space.”
“Keep your eye on this one.
Daryn is doing some of the most important work I can think of right now and that’s bringing coworking into underutilized churches. Also, she makes me laugh and laugh and laugh and I value that over almost anything.”
“This is the best and most innovative use of space in my neighborhood. Which also happens to be my office.
I can’t tell you how awesome it is and how thankful I am that this place now exists.”
Last week, I welcomed a small team of collaborators for a scouting expedition to Memphis, TN. Stay tuned for details of our fall pilgrimage –…
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Way too often, I get requests to help build a new community where my own family would not be welcome.
It takes more than fancy furniture and amazing coffee to animate a coworking space.
