Co-working has become a fast-paced and fast-growing option for freelancers and entrepreneurs alike. According to Forbes, “The co-working market now has over 7,000 players around the globe,” and as a real estate industry, it is poised for a boom. While co-working can seem like a great solution to the problems of working at home, it can also help you in other ways too: namely, allowing you to grow your business and to reach new heights you may have never considered before. 1. L

According to the United States Geological Survey, studies have shown that “96 percent of leaders and managers report being extroverted.” In addition, the “extrovert ideal” as discussed in the Washington Post’s interview with Susan Cain is the reason why our offices and businesses cater to extroverted workers while introverts feel like they’re moving to the background. It’s any wonder that many introverts are making the choice to work from home, to move away from positions tha

The title might seem a bit dramatic to those who aren't co-working converts - you might not know what you're missing if you're still stuck in a traditional office set-up, or still working from home. I once relished the "freedom" I had when I worked from home, just as so many do (read: free to sleep until 1 pm, spend hours on Pinterest looking at wedding dresses, and wearing PJs until dinner time). Little did I know that my work environment was seriously messing with my fledgl