Pro tip: dropping $40 on a co-working day pass in Austin saved me from three weeks of solo coffee shop burnout

I bought a day pass at a place called Vuka on South Congress and actually finished a project in 4 hours that I'd been dragging out for two weeks, anyone else find that spending a little cash on a real work space just hits different?

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dakota_miller935d ago

Dude, yes. I did the exact same thing at a place called The Flats in Dallas last month and it was like a switch flipped in my brain. I had been bouncing between noisy coffee shops and my apartment for weeks, getting almost nothing done. Spent $35 on a day pass, sat down with my headphones, and knocked out a whole week of work in like six hours. Something about paying for the space just makes you feel like you gotta actually use it, you know? It's not like my house where I can just wander off and start doing laundry.

adam1865d ago

Heard that loud and clear. The sunk cost kicks the procrastination right out of you.