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🌸 Just working on my path to ultimate self love and everything else… 🎵 Music lover 🎧 Single never been married,no kids..
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The Secrets Behind Harvard Women’s Soccer’s Success

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By Cat Johnson
| Harvard Independent
Despite starting the season with back-to-back losses, Harvard Women’s Soccer has been on a roll lately. Undefeated in its last eight games, including a historic victory over No. 6 Alabama, the team continues to stun. After going 5–6–3 last season, the team seems to have put in the work to turn things around. Part of that turnaround was embracing the talent of their incoming class—and they are talented. Only 10 games into their college careers, many of the first-years are already racking up points.
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11 Placemaking Principles That Can Help Create Better Coworking Spaces

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By Cat Johnson
| Allwork.Space Verified
This article originally appeared on catjohnson.co. Do you know that as you build your coworking space and community you’re placemaking? Described as the practice of designing cities for people, connection, and walkability, rather than cars, placemaking was pioneered by Jane Jacobs and William H. Whyte in the 1960s. But creating community-focused places is as old as humanity and it reaches into every aspect of our lives. Which brings us to coworking.
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Why Your Coworking Space Needs A Minimum Viable Community Before It Needs More Members

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By Cat Johnson
| Allwork.Space Verified
This article originally appeared on catjohnson.co. When I advise people about starting a community, whether virtual or in-person, the first thing I tell them is to seed their community with the people they want to be in the community; their ideal members. These people should be community-minded, generous, and collaborative because they will set the tone for the entire community. This is your minimum viable community These first members help create a vibe that grows as more people join.
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