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Yeah, home is pretty good. However, you can't meet random people at home -- granted you may not want to. For me, the ideal working space has the right amount of
by rguzman 17y ago
Yeah, home is pretty good. However, you can't meet random people at home -- granted you may not want to. For me, the ideal working space has the right amount of "human noise" and enough opportunity for social distraction for when I need a break.
Secondly, not having to cook a good meal, not having to make your own espresso, and not having to do dishes holds value as well.
- philwelch 17y agoWhich is why you'd want to live in a community rather than some kind of antisocial suburban subdivision. Half of my post was about building that kind of community, complete with shared social centers. But with the ability to have a place at home where you can focus and achieve flow. The right model for having someone else fix your meals and coffee is probably closer to a cafeteria than a Starbucks or restaurant. We're talking about a target market that really shouldn't be wasting money.