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While working for yourself offers a wealth of benefits such as flexibility, freedom and fulfilment, sometimes it can get lonely. However, just because you’re a freelancer, doesn’t mean you have to miss out on socialising with colleagues! Having freelance friends can offer a range of health benefits that contribute to both professional success and personal well-being. 

For example: 

Reduced isolation 

Freelancers/contractors often work alone, which can lead to feelings of isolation and loneliness. Co-working pals provide companionship, as well as a sense of belonging – we all need human connection to keep us sane after all!

Opportunity for skill sharing

Co-working with others exposes you to diverse skills and knowledge about the freelancing world. You can learn from each other’s experiences, share expertise, and gain insights into different industries, expanding your professional horizons.

Stress reduction

Interacting with freelance friends can reduce stress by providing a supportive environment where you can share challenges, vent frustrations, and receive advice. A strong support system can help alleviate the pressures of freelancing with the people who understand best.

Networking opportunities

Co-working pals often come from various professional backgrounds, offering networking opportunities that can lead to potential collaborations, partnerships, or referrals.

By creating a sense of community, co-working friends can help boost your productivity, mood levels and inspiration. 

So why not become part of a freelancing community? There are plenty to choose from on platforms such as Facebook and LinkedIn. If there are none in your local area you could set one up, even if it just starts out as virtual meet-ups. 

However you approach it, we hope you find your freelance tribe!

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