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Space to Connect

Over the past six months – probably more – I've been trying to figure out how to have more spontaneous conversations—the conversations I used to have at conferences, events, or over coffee at work.


As an introvert, I've enjoyed having my own space, but I increasingly feel I need to do more to meet people – share ideas and connect. I love talking to the people I routinely speak to, but I keep thinking I should find other ways of meeting people.


I've tried many different approaches – and probably will continue to – reaching out to people to connect when I'm in London, trolling LinkedIn (sorry!), and asking friends for connection. Lots of this has been great, but I keep wondering how to create space for connection and make it part of my week.


A friend recently directed me to Matt Webb's blog and the fascinating idea of "Unoffice Hours" – essentially space to connect and make connections.


Having read Matt's blog, I thought, why not try…so I'm setting aside a couple of hours every Friday for "Space to Connect" in the hope that for 2023, it will pay off and create new connections: with people I've lost touch with, people with shared interested, people with questions they want to discuss, or something else entirely.



I look forward to speaking with you!

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Let's connect.

 

If you found this blog engaging, have questions about ordinary leadership or want to chat about leadership in general, it would be great to connect.

 

I set aside two weekly hours to make new connections and renew old ones. We have half an hour to discuss whatever you want - how we could work together, your projects and ideas, or something else. It's space for connection.

You can book a slot here, and there is more background here.

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