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Why Working from a Coworking Space Will Transform Your Business (And Possibly Your Sanity)

You’ve got a dream. It’s a small business, maybe just you and your laptop, a dream big enough to fill a stadium but currently operating from your kitchen table. You’re probably thinking: Why do I need a coworking space when my kitchen has coffee?


a table with three chairs in a coworking space in london.
Our coworking space

Well, let me paint you a picture. Imagine a place where you get to escape the distractions of home—no kids, no piles of laundry calling your name, no barking dogs every time the postie comes. Welcome to the wonderful world of coworking. And here’s why it’s going to change the game for you.


The Power of the Desk (No, Seriously)


We all know the feeling—sitting down at home, trying to focus, and suddenly realising you’ve reorganised your spice rack instead of sending that crucial email. Research shows that separating your workspace from your living space can boost your productivity by 20%. That’s like finding extra hours in your day—hours you’re not using to procrastinate by cleaning your cupboards!


At 470 by Rebel, your desk is your command centre. You’ve got your spot, your stuff, and nobody is going to walk off with your favourite pen. You leave your things, come back tomorrow, and there it is—still yours. That’s stability. And trust me, your brain will thank you for it.


Networking Is the Secret Sauce


Now, let’s talk about one of the most underrated benefits of coworking—networking. You’re not just renting a desk; you’re gaining a community. 72% of people working in coworking spaces report an increase in the size of their business network. That’s because when you surround yourself with like-minded entrepreneurs, freelancers, and startups, magic happens. You get to rub shoulders with other dreamers and doers, and you’ll be surprised at how quickly collaborations and ideas can blossom.


Banish the Burnout


Now, here’s the mindset bit. You might think working from home is the ultimate dream, but after a few months, it becomes Groundhog Day. It’s easy to fall into the trap of never switching off. And you know what happens then? Burnout.


When you work in a coworking space, the very act of going to a physical space helps create that much-needed separation between work and rest. It’s like giving your brain permission to work when you’re at your desk, and permission to relax when you’re not. Studies show that coworking spaces can reduce feelings of isolation by up to 80%. The conversations, the coffee breaks with real humans, the break from the four walls of your house—it’s all good for your mental health and for your business.


A Change of Mindset: Sharpen Your Saw


Here’s where we dive into the mindset piece. Picture this: You’ve been grinding for months, putting in all the hours, but you feel like you’re not moving forward. That’s because you’ve been chopping down trees with a blunt saw.


Stephen Covey talked about this—sharpening your saw. Taking time to reflect, to get out of your usual environment, to stop just doing and start thinking strategically. That’s what a coworking space like 470 by Rebel offers. It’s a place to breathe, to step back, to connect with other thinkers who help you sharpen that saw.


Wrapping It Up—Why You Need a Coworking Space Now


In a nutshell:


Productivity boost (hello, 20% increase)

Networking opportunities (your next business partner could be sitting across the room)

Mental health benefits (no more isolation, no more burnout)


And here’s a challenge: If you woke up tomorrow, and your business was exactly where you wanted it to be—customers, revenue, satisfaction—how would you know? What would you see, hear, and feel? That vision starts with creating space—for your business and your mind.


See you at 470.


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