Euphoria
This idea is gonna change everything – the best thing since Netflix! Wide-Eyed Optimism
My team is so awesome, the office is so awesome. Screw hierarchy! Screw depressing office furniture! Everything we do craps rainbows and butterflies! That First Dollar
Cha-ching! I’m treating tonight because we’re makin’ it rain. Reality Check
Okay, I’m juggling quite a lot, but it’ll be fine. Just need to stay motivated. Obsession and Exhaustion
Why can’t I think about anything else? What is sleep?! Dwindling Optimism
Why doesn’t anyone like my idea? Please give me money – would rather die than go back to that cubicle!” Irrevocable Depletion of Optimism
WHY DID I GET MYSELF INTO THIS?! WHY DOES EVERYTHING I TOUCH DIE?! WHAT WAS WRONG WITH MY CUBICLE ANYWAY?! Burnout
No. Can’t. Ray of Hope
This person wants to give me money? Hey, I must be doing something right! Let Me Be Smug
I knew this idea was going to work all along. It’s going to change everything. All Worth It
And repeat.
At Garage Society we believe imagination — the capacity to create and evolve — is crucial to how we operate, create opportunities for our members, and find new paths to grow.
As the world adapts, problems aren’t getting simpler, with today’s challenges requiring a more creative approach. From childhood, we’ve been taught that creativity is for some people, or that it’s something you lose as you grow older.
As part of our Impact Month, we sat down with Gladys Soh, photographer and founder of Gosh! Kids to discuss why creativity matters, its impact, and her passion for keeping children creative.
Today’s entrepreneurs do not like getting tied down and are inherently drawn towards options that let them progress at their own growth-plan. Personalisation and a sense of creative freedom has picked up the pace and is here to not only rule but also dominate the work culture.
As part of Garage Society’s Well-Being Month, we sat down with Dutch entrepreneur Madelon van de Ven, to learn more about her flourishing plant subscription startup and her mission to get more urbanites to experience the health and well-being benefits of plants.