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You (and I) are in the minority, or at least there are a good number of people that feel the opposite. Looking around me I see plenty of acquaintances that use
by zemvpferreira 4y ago
You (and I) are in the minority, or at least there are a good number of people that feel the opposite. Looking around me I see plenty of acquaintances that use work to get as far away as possible from their homes and families.
People are weird, man.
- Entinel 4y agoI don't think it's weird. Sometimes you just want to not look at the same 4 walls everyday, sometimes you just want to see a different set of faces. I like co-working spaces to mix things up from time to time.
- theturtletalks 4y agoMany entrepreneurs start their business from home. Before they know it, their isn’t a separation between work and life and that can take a toll. It doesn’t mean they need to get away from home or the family.
- rafaelero 4y agoOr maybe you guys are too obsessed with your domestic life? It's pretty common for people to reach 50 years old and realize they haven't cultivated a vibrant social life outside their marriage. And that's also not ideal.
- zemvpferreira 4y agoI'm not married. I have a girlfriend, no kids and live by myself. I see friends for lunch or dinner every day. Maybe that's why I'm happy at home.
- rafaelero 4y agoNow imagine not only having lunch, but also working (or coexisting in the same workspace) with enjoyable people. Wouldn't that be awesome?
- xboxnolifes 4y agoA lot of people don't find "people", the general case, enjoyable to be around, every day, for most of the day. Finding friends I enjoy being around some of the time was/is hard enough. The chance a random co-working space will be full of people I enjoy being around is closer to lottery odds. If such odds were more realistic, I would agree.