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Working from home is great. It also sucks.

Freedom and tacos. When a person starts a new position or job that allows them to work from home an immediate jolt of excitement about the expected freedom. The mind immediately wanders to being able to sleeping in, walking the dog a few times a day, and quietly disappearing from email for a few hours …

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Pivot Guild brings Entrepreneurship Classes to Creative Density.

We are excited to finally announce a special partnership that will bring entrepreneurship and business skills classes to Creative Density. Pivot Guild, based in Boulder, is expanding into Denver after successfully training thousands of professionals throughout the Front Range in sales, marketing, strategy, and community building. They will bring a new structured education format that …

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Denver Post: Coworking burst to life in Denver.

 Joe Vaccarelli of the Denver Post and Your Hub wrote about how coworking is liberating the people of Denver from the horrors of consistently working from home. Creative Density member Chris Kissner starts the article off discussing how he use to work from home but now works among friends and is more focused. The original article can be found here. …

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6 Ways Coworking Spaces Promote Community

This post is originally from Grasshopper.com. Grasshopper is a virtual phone system for entrepreneurs and small businesses. Hopefully by now you’re familiar with the many benefits of coworking and collaborative work spaces. If not, be sure to read our post, “8 Perks of Coworking Spaces for Savvy Entrepreneurs.”  If you’re still on the fence about whether or not …

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Confluence.com features Creative Density and Denver Coworks.

 This article was originally posted on Conlfuence-Denver and written by Ivy Hughes. Denver is one of only five cities with a coworking coalition designed to promote its plethora of coworking spaces while also creating a vast coworking community. In December, Denver joined Seattle, Toronto, Boulder and Austin in its efforts to foster a tight group of freelancers via a coworking coalition. Within …

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