Working from home might have given us all an opportunity to reevaluate all of the aspects in our life that had been less than optimal and needed more attention. In a time of struggle and strife, our distractions might be the saving grace. Areas in our life that we were neglecting received the attention they needed, and in return, some people saw their productivity skyrocket. Spending more time with family, friends, or even finding…
There are so many uncertainties in our society right now How did we get here? Will my business make it? When will we return to normal? What will be the new normal? We get it. We have the same questions with very little answers. This whole pandemic has shifted the climate of our day-to-day lives and will most likely change how we work. With offices having to close their doors and send employees…
If you’re a remote worker, you rely on your laptop. They’re a great tool for on-the-go productivity, but we’ve yet to see one that’s designed with any ergonomic sensibilities. That means you could be risking discomfort or carpal tunnel if you’re not paying attention to laptop ergonomics. Desktop computers allow you to independently position your keyboard and your monitor for optimal wrist and neck positioning. Laptops don’t allow for that flexibility, forcing users to compromise ergonomics for portability. That…
The term Spring Cleaning has a number or origins. From cultural to religious reasons, but did you know that it can all come down to basic human biology? That’s right, your urge to clean comes from your body and the change of seasons. According to HowStuffWorks, our need to clean happens when warmer days start to roll around and our levels of melatonin decrease, which means more energy for us. Thank you, Sun! Spring Cleaning…
We interrupt your normal feed of coworking and all of its amazing benefits (shameless plug) to talk about our beloved hometown of Loveland, CO. The name itself celebrates love and the town especially represents and holds true to the namesake, The Sweetheart City. During the month of February, Loveland is known for special traditions that bring together community and attract attention from across the nation. However, February has become a time for many more traditions that extend beyond the holiday…
We all set goals, whether they’re small and easy to accomplish or rather large and occupy your days. The worst feeling can be when you set a goal and it goes nowhere because other priorities get in the way. However, 2020, might be your chance to reach those goals and rack up some serious achievements to kick off the decade. Whatever your goal may be, there are always little life changes that make those goals more…
We continue to have incredible team members join our Loveland Coworking Community. Today we would like to introduce you to two of our fierce females, Lori and Hayley with GreenbergFarrow. Greenberg is a full-service development, architectural, and engineering company working for national and international clients! FIRST UP Meet Lori Q: Tell us a little about your career and journey L: I went to school at CU Boulder and studied architecture, and eventually became an architect in Boston. I was…
What Is Hot Desking? Hot desking is a strategy for work environments where each employee has no specific desk each day. Instead, they share the workspace and all that encompasses it. No matter where they sit, they will have access to a desk for the day, phones, and computers. Hot desking often entails staggering work shifts. While hot desking may not be everybody’s cup of tea, there are important benefits to this kind…
Join Five Tables Cafe at Loveland’s Festival of Lights from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. on Nov. 29. This family-friendly event includes local entertainment, Santa’s countdown, Father Time, carriage rides and a tree decorating competition. The tree lighting ceremony will begin at 6 p.m. Join Five Tables Cafe at Loveland’s Festival of Lights from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. on Nov. 29. This…
Meet Colby Gergen Q : Tell us a little about your career and journey C: I thought I was going to be a developer so I taught myself PHP (scripting language) a decade ago. I hated squashing the bugs I created and I knew I couldn’t be a graphic designer for a lack of being able to match colors. I knew I wanted to stay around software, but I fell into product management and UX before even knowing what those disciplines…