Podcasts about hygge coworking

BC Babbles sits down with Garrett Tichy, owner and founder of Hygge Coworking in Charlotte, NC. Garrett opens up about owning a business through a pandemic and what he sees down the road for his ground-breaking company. We also discuss the issue of "Who keeps stealing the silverware?"

In this week's episode, we talk about the NoDa cafe break-in and how it resembled the last year or so. We welcome Garrett Tichy, owner of Hygge Coworking, and chat about how he's handled the pandemic. Grab your coffee, tea, beer, or wine, and join the conversation!

Garrett's got so much to share with us about how he runs his space so well—get out your note pad! His space: http://wearehygge.com http://twitter.com/hyggeclt Garrett http://twitter.com/garretttichy His new member welcome kit: https://smpl.io/knowledgebase/new-member-welcome-kits/ His space management platform: http://smpl.io And grab a ticket to join me and a bunch of other wonderful people at GCUC Canada, October 29-31: http://canada.gcuc.co

When I set up a call with my friend Garrett Tichy from Hygge Coworking in Charlotte, North Carolina, my intention was to talk about how the recent shooting on the UNC campus affected Tichy and the Hygge community. We touched The post Coworking Out Loud 019 – Getting Real with Garrett Tichy from Hygge Coworking appeared first on Cat Johnson Co.

We’re FINALLY BACK! In the Season Three premiere of 1stGens, Skye and Perrine launch a new series focused on cross-cultural colorism entitled, “The Complexities of Complexion.” This series will explore aspects of colorism from the perspectives of various cultures and feature roundtables of different ethnic groups as well as individual journeys. First up: The African Roundtable. Thank you to our 1stGens guests: Mina (Liberian-Egyptian-American), BK (Ethiopian), Betty (Sierra Leonean-British-American) and Emmanuel (Ghanian-Canadian-American)! Make sure to rate us and leave a comment on your listening platform, share with your followers, friends and family and interact with us on social media! We’re @1stGens on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. For extra content, checkout our website: www.1stgenspodcast.com Full musical composition by Nick Stubblefield: www.nickstubblefield.com Edited by Perrine DeShield. Recorded at Hygge Coworking, Charlotte, NC.

When you build something for yourself that you’re proud of, that you enjoy and that focuses on the human element of business - you create MASSIVE value - a space filled with good people doing good things - you create Hygge.   In this episode, I had the opportunity to sit down with Garrett Tichy, owner of Hygge Coworking in Charlotte, NC. We dove into a lot around what makes Hygge special as well as some of Garrett’s unLearning experiences around success, failure, goal setting, money, community & more.   Listen, Subscribe, Rate & Review in iTunes & Stitcher.

On this week's episode, Ryan and Aaron go through some of the recent brew news. • 4 Small Breweries Happy to Stay Small • On The Dotted Line • Constellation puts up $4 billion stake in Canopy Growth • Constellation Brands lays off more than half its craft personnel • Stone files injunction against MillerCoors • Jim Koch Meets with President Trump Recommendations • Dogfish Head Pennsylvania Tuxedo • Galavant • Lancaster Brewing Milk Stout • Shacksbury Ginger Spritz • Cork Dork As always the guys would like to thank Hygge Coworking for the use of the podcast space. This week, we want you the listener to guess the theme music. Some of you will get as soon as you hear it because it will take you back to a certain time and place that will bring you great joy. Find our written work at liquidassets.blog and beercounselor.net. Thanks as always for listening. Slainte --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/between-the-pints/support

Aaron and Ryan were gone for a couple of weeks because Aaron and his wife welcomed a new tiny roommate and Ryan moved into a new house. They make their return with the first of a two-part series on online beer rating systems and what they mean for the craft beer industry. In the episode, besides the many tangents the Between the Pints has quickly become known for, they do manage to talk about Untappd, Beer Advocate and Rate Beer and how those sites are a part of a larger crowdsource movement that has changed not only craft beer reviews, but the way many of the things we enjoy for entertainment are critiqued. Basically, the guys try to figure out if these sites are Tools of Knowledge or Tools of Ignorance. Also, Aaron declares that furries are OK and Ryan takes shots at right answers. As always, the guys want to thank Hygge Coworking for the use of the podcast space. This week’s music is “Guitar Strut” by Lorenzo’s Music and can be found on Free Music Archive. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/between-the-pints/support

Garrett Tichy is the Founder and Owner of Hygge Coworking. A strong advocate for Charlotte, Tichy is well-known for his natural ability to build diverse and inclusive communities of professionals – both online and in-person – who appreciate and thrive on the power of connection to elevate an initiative, a workplace and a city. Before founding Hygge Coworking, Garrett was the owner creative digital marketing agency. This gives him a unique leg-up on applying marketing concepts to local businesses such as coworking spaces. Garrett facilitated a marketing break-out session at a recent industry event and his expertise and perspective drew me in and I accosted him in the hallway and asked him to be a guest on the podcast and help other owners be better marketers. Full show notes here.

David Harkins interviews Jim Mitchem, Partner, Out of the Ether for the Everyday Entrepreneurs podcast. For more information about Jim and his writing visit: http://www.obsessedwithconformity.com/ To learn more about Out of the Ether, visit https://www.outoftheether.com Produced by David Harkins Recorded in the studio at Hygge Coworking in Charlotte, NC Music used under license from Audio Socket. Song: Clean and Pure Artist: Binary

Garrett Tichy is the owner and founder of Hygge Coworking in Charlotte, NC. Garrett's story is one that is familiar to many entrepreneurs: unsatisfied with a comfortable, yet ultimately unfulfilling full time job, Garrett set out on his own to take his future into his own hands. After several years as a manager at Gamestop, Garrett knew that a career change was inevitable. The first step was to get a computer programming degree, which he did at the top of his class. Soon after finding a job in the industry, he decided to take ownership of his work by co-founding Ready at 7, a boutique marketing firm. Not long after that, Garrett made another pivot into the emerging world of coworking. Garrett bought out the co-working studio that Ready at 7 was based out of and turned it into Hygge Coworking. Since founding in 2015, Hygge has expanded to three locations in the Charlotte area, and boasts over 100 full time members. In this episode, Garrett talks about making the transition from full-time employment to small business ownership, the value of social capital, and the benefits of having a CPA take care of the financial footwork.