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Lessons Learned from Taking the Unconventional Path
By Liam O’Brien
Taking the less traveled path often leads you to unique destinations. Through a gap year (and a half) and starting a company, Liam was able to pick up insights on business, himself, and life.
11 Reasons You Should Walk on Your Lunch Break
Whether you’re looking for a way to boost your brainpower or your legs are screaming out for a bit of exercise, consider taking a stroll during your lunch break.
8 Tips to Get the Most out of Your Coworking Membership
We put a guide together on how to get everything you need from your coworking membership. Some ideas on this list are Erie-centric, but these principles can apply wherever you are in the world.
How Coworking Can Make Cities More Equitable
Genuine coworking spaces have an important part to play, no matter their size or the city they call home.
Radius is Hiring: Become a Community Organizer
Want to spend your days surrounded by some of Erie’s most passionate, friendly, and smart people? Do you enjoy being organized and considerate of others? Do you appreciate efficiency and like spotting problems before they become an issue?
Re-establishing Our Weak Ties
If you’re unfamiliar with the term “weak ties,” Radius has you covered. We’re going to define them, describe them, and explain how and why they’re important to coworking, business, and quality of life.
Reimagining Erie, PA as a 15-Minute City
If you’re unsure of what a 15-Minute City is, then read on as Radius Cowork takes a closer look at what it is, why it’s beneficial, and how Erie can become one.
Why Coworking Will Be Essential for the Economic Comeback of Small Cities
By: Sean Fedorko - For people forging new career paths in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis, coworking will help reduce startup costs, create new professional networks, become a source of well-needed optimism, and provide solutions to typically costly problems.
Preparing to Go Remote, Freelance, or Start a Business in the New Year
To help make it happen this year, we’ve jotted down a couple vital questions to ask yourself; just a few things to think about this holiday season before leaping into freelance, pitching a remote work option to your boss, or pulling together a small-business venture.
Prepping for an Event: 10 Marketing Materials You Forgot, But Won’t Anymore
From business cards to table cloths, it’s the little things in life that tend to make or break or events. Sure, standing banners may not seem like a big deal, until you’re the ONLY booth at the trade show without them.
Working from Home Isn’t As Great As You Think
In theory, working from home should be blissful—stay in your pajamas, take care of housework on your breaks, and enjoy some quality “me” time. But in practice, all those hours alone can start to feel like solitary confinement.
The Benefits of Offsite Meetings
Spicing up your work life with the occasional offsite meeting can kill the monotony of the work week and get employees excited about the topic at hand.
Quit Limiting Yourself, Take a Remote Job
With a remote position, you can maintain a big-city job with the relaxation of small-town living. If you’re in Erie, Pennsylvania and you’re tired of trying to climb a crowded corporate ladder, consider searching for a remote work position.
Changing the Game: Why Tech’s Most Talented are Relocating to Erie
Many Erieietes have a love-hate relationship with their hometown. However, one thing is for certain: tech’s most talented are relocating to Erie such as Matt White.
Eco-Friendly Business: Simple Steps To Save The World
By: Kristen Santiago – Whether you’re a company of five or five hundred, there are plenty of ways to contribute to improving our collective quality of life and to sustaining the longevity of Mother Earth. Here are some of our favorite was to go green.
Erie’s First Business Development Officer
By: Brett Wiler – Welcome Erie’s first Business Development Officer, Brett Wiler. Learn about how Wiler spends his time and the strategy for building healthier businesses in Erie.
Peacocking Your Credibility By Guest Blogging
Guest blogging may seem like a time-consuming gamble with a small potential return, but HubSpot reports that 60% of the highest-quality leads come from blog posts. That’s precisely why millions of freelancers and businesses are writing these pro-bono pieces.
Grow Your Business by Hiring Freelancers
By 2020, 40% of the population will be joining the gig economy. While this growth may come as a surprise, it looks like both businesses and freelancers are reaping the benefits.
Things Will Go Wrong
By: Jeff McCullor - Read about, the Co-Founded of Erie Ale Works, Jeff McCullor. Not only is Jeff a brewmaster, but he’s a savvy businessman. He also provides Erie’s entrepreneurial community with a healthy dose of hops.
The Rhythm of Mindful Remote Working
The idea of virtual working isn’t new, but it’s definitely growing, with 43% of employees working remotely for at least a portion of the workweek. To maximize productivity and improve your life, here’s how to work mindfully.