About this episode
After more than six years working remotely, I made a decision that surprised even me—I rented office space (well, co-sharing rented space).
Not because I needed it for my business, but because something wasn’t working.
In this episode, I share the three real reasons behind that decision: loneliness during the workday, a lack of creative energy, and a growing desire for identity and community outside of my roles at home.
If you work remotely and have ever felt like something is missing—even when everything “should” be working—this is an honest reflection on that experience and an invitation to think about what might need to change for you.
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