Why do people thrive in a coworking space?

Studies show that coworking spaces can lead to improved well-being and reduced stress. Flexible working hours, comfortable facilities and opportunities for social interaction can promote well-being and reduce stress according to the Coworking cafe. Furthermore, the shared community of a coworking space provides a sense of belonging and mutual support. Office colleagues can share their experiences, give feedback and offer help and advice to each other, creating an atmosphere of mutual support and growth. Something that can otherwise be in short supply as a self-employed person.

Some additional reasons why people thrive in coworking spaces:

Inspiring and stimulating coworking environment

A stimulating coworking environment such as work areas, adjustable desks or relaxation corners, encourages posture changes and movement during the working day, which can reduce the risk of developing sedentary work habits and improve posture and circulation.

Coworking spaces are still often designed to be inspiring and stimulating. With modern interior design styles, comfortable furniture and creative spaces can contribute to increased productivity and well-being.

Positive development of self-esteem and self-confidence

The social cohesion and community that emerges in coworking spaces can also have positive effects on our self-esteem and confidence. Having the opportunity to share ideas, receive feedback and support from other members of the coworking community can increase motivation and create a sense of belonging.

In addition, the social interactions in coworking spaces can foster creativity and problem-solving skills by exposing office guests to different perspectives and ways of thinking.

Proximity to interruptions

Being close to the city center, as many of our coworking spaces are, allows people to easily escape from work when it suits them. With proximity to places like cafés, parks and gyms, coworking guests can take short breaks from work to relax, recover and re-energize. These small breaks can help improve productivity and creativity when returning to work.