Recent News and Musings

The days are getting shorter, snow arrived... and the time between blog posts is far too long!! This is our new website and it has been up for a while now. But maybe that exemplifies what this post will be about, the website is not Ware to Work, it is somewhere to...

The days are getting longer and Spring feels like the time for new plans. We had a bit of a gap in the blogs – just getting through the winter months! There have been some lovely 'buzzings' here at Ware to Work over the past couple of weeks, people are back in the...

The days are getting shorter and it can feel like time is running out, whether to get that project finished, or your year end objectives, are you ready for the madness of Christmas? Personally? At work? As a small business owner? We’ve had some lovely ‘buzzing’ days...

September often feels like the start of a new year, with kids back to school and a change of seasons. The last throes of summer and then the air starts to cool. This September feels like it has taken longer to get ‘back into the swing of things’ especially as there is...

May felt like a month filled with hope, turning to caution and delays. June should have been the grand opening, instead we opened, but slowly and cautiously. Now we are open for the summer – but still holding out on the GRAND opening! The space is fabulous, and so are...

As we emerge from lockdown many of us are looking to get out of the house, but not necessarily back in the office. There is a great opportunity to revive our High Streets with more people working on them. There is a temptation to think about making the empty space...

February can be a trying month in the best of years, the end of winter, evenings still dark, still cold, and grey skies. It can feel like being stuck in the mud. However, a walk a friend took with her son last week gave me a new perspective. They were so stuck in the...

There’s one of those management books on our bookshelf, the type you buy in airports. It’s called “The Obstacle is the Way” and I’ve dipped into a few of the examples. I must confess that I’m never quite sure what I can really learn from Marcus Aurelius, or Alexander...