How does one become better at what they do? Is it repetition? Motivation? Natural talent?
In this fast-paced world, finding the time to excel can seem impossible.
We believe that an environment fostering creativity can elevate even the most determined individuals. The predictability of a coworking space and the daily commitment to change your habits is the key.
Multiple studies show how our brains connect small actions to create habits. The British Journal of General Practice highlights:
“Decades of psychological research consistently show that mere repetition of a simple action in a consistent context leads, through associative learning, to the action being activated upon subsequent exposure to those contextual cues (that is, habitually).”
Waking up at the same time, eating regularly, and exercising before work take time to get used to. You can’t become good at something overnight; it takes time to build these habits.
Working in the same room where you eat or sleep can blur the lines between your activities. According to psychotherapist and behavioral sleep medicine therapist Annie Miller, there's a reason we shouldn’t work from our beds.
“When we use our bed for other activities, like working, reading, or watching TV, we create an association with wakefulness. We want the bed to be a cue for sleep, and working in bed weakens this association,” says Miller.
In simple terms, our beds should be for two things only: sleep and intimacy.
We encourage all remote workers to give coworking spaces a try. Knowing it’s hard to step out of your comfort zone, we offer a daily pass for those who want to test the waters without fully committing.
Remember, there will never be a "perfect time" to try something new. Take the leap, and you might discover an opportunity that changes everything. Go YOLO and book a daily pass! 
