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> I tried cafes and libraries but, oddly, they no longer worked for me—the noise and the people walking by suddenly became a huge distraction. I see that issue
by vog 9y ago
> I tried cafes and libraries but, oddly, they no longer worked for me—the noise and the people walking by suddenly became a huge distraction.
I see that issue with cafés, but I never had such an issue with libraries. At least the libraries I know are very quiet and their staff takes great care to keep it quiet.
My problem with the library was that on some days, I needed to phone quite often, or was called quite often. Each time I had to leave the library temporarily, and this in-and-out was very annoying for me.
> rent a tiny artist studio for $350/mo
Wow, that's still quite a lot. Did you try co-working spaces? Roughly speaking, there you pay for a desk in a room, not for a whole appartment.
- c0nfused 9y agoThe coworking spaces nearest me are priced at 250$/seat /month for the lowest level plan and I am in a cheaper city than most. That doesn't include a desk that's yours, just that you can come in every day and use the space. Your own desk starts at the price point for his office. If your goal is peace and quiet, I would argue his studio is money well spent. Source:http://www.804rva.com/memberships.html http://www.804rva.com/memberships.html
- vog 9y agoI first thought that this is quite expensive (250$ are roughly 230€), but then I had a look at local offers here in Berlin. Here it is 210€/month, so only slightly cheaper. However, you can get a cheaper place if you use it only part-time. Source: https://members.co-up.de/ https://members.co-up.de/