now accepting applications for HomWork Signature Hosts!

WHY HOMWORK?

Live. Work. Share.

Answering the desire for a special environment that fosters work productivity, personal development, and networking simultaneously with the relaxation, comfort, and safety of a place to call home, HomWork offers a ‘business in a box approach to becoming a Premiere Host of a combined Home-Share and Work-Share enterprise. We provide the training and best practices to launch and grow your HomWork location while delivering ongoing opportunities for the community, mentorship, and marketing to scale your business. Host a global community of like-minded women professionals for short-term rentals.

Grow your business through a network of empowered women and proven plans of action.

Options include:
- Converting an existing already-owned property to a HomWork location.
- Lease or Rent a home that can be managed as your HomWork enterprise.
- Invest in a new HomWork property in an ideal city of your choice.

What’s in the BOX?

Our training includes:

• One-on-one, 7-day master class with Founder/Desiree Doubrox at our signature property in Rancho Santa Fe

• How to find, design, and build not just a property, but a community

• The best business practices, including legal, insurance, accounting, and finance

• Hospitality at its best…menus, furnishings, events, and accommodations specifically designed for women.

• How to build your Board Of Influencers, members, social media, and press

• Marketing to gain more visibility, creditability, and revenue streams with podcasts, videos, affiliates, sponsors, and digital magazines

• Monthly Mastermind with other Signature Hosts for one year

• HomWork Premium Membership

• The magic blend of co-working and co-living for women professionals. The pros, the cons, and the reality.

• And MORE!

Why is co-living gaining in popularity?

There are a few colliding trends that are increasingly powering the co-living movement:

• Flexible job markets and Business Opportunities
  ‍ Women are always striving for a better opportunity, which subsequently means we are also less tied to a particular city.
  The world is “flat” for us. That’s why we require different, more flexible types of housing.

• Increase in loneliness
  ‍This one is loosely connected to the previous point; there is a concerning trend of increasing loneliness and depression as
  a result of living and working alone. Loneliness can have an impact on your health.

• ‍Access over ownership
  ‍We currently have very different spending habits compared to the previous generation. It’s not about owning a car or a house anymore. It’s about having immediate, convenient access to whatever you need when you need it for as long as you need it.

"While it is true that many co-living spaces target millennials, the current aspiration of co-living is to become more inclusive.

Whether young or old, people of any age share the same needs in terms of affordability and human connection."

Reference: https://www.artof.co/blog/dear-press-coliving-is-not-the-new-coworking