Ask anyone around the kitchen at Circles House about their first weeks working remotely, and many describe the same moment: the laptop moved to the kitchen table, and the day lost its edges. In an office, someone noticed when you arrived, a colleague waited on your slides, and the last train home closed the day. At home, all of that becomes your job. Below, we share six shifts that happen when your office is also your home, and the habits our community uses to stay on track.

This conversation is good for anyone who wants to start their own business or wants to be part of a creative community

Ask anyone at the coworking tables in Circles House about their first month building something in Spain, and paperwork enters the story quickly. For most of them, it starts with one very Spanish word: Autónomo. Becoming an autónomo means registering as a freelancer or sole trader so you can invoice clients legally in Spain. The process feels intimidating at first, mostly because the information lives across two government agencies and a dozen forum threads. The good news is t

There's a joke that goes around the kitchen here: you come to Circles either to build something or to run away from something. We sat down with Michelle, who spent almost ten years in sustainability consulting before deciding it was time for a change, to hear why, for her, the answer was both. Below, she shares her story firsthand. Michelle, founder of Michelle Finds Freedom Tell us what you're working on and how it started. My name is Michelle, and I've worked in sustainabil

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