I’ve lived, schooled, and worked in the DC area for my entire life, and I’m an entrepreneur. Yet I know next to nothing about the DC entrepreneurship community. So I’ve decided to dive in. Why? For starters, I was catapulted out of the comfortable job that I buried myself into for the last 8 years when it suddenly failed. That really sucked. But I’ve decided to turn that failure into an opportunity and reconnect with the DC entrepreneurship community I’ve missed out on for far too long. These used to be my people, yet work became the perfect excuse to not stay connected. Slowly, I lost touch with this scene and now I know practically no one. That’s about to change. I’m going to visit a new co-working space every week and share my experience with you. Hopefully, we both can learn more about what’s happening here in the District, the people making it happen, and how this community reflects the way our world is changing at large.

Let me back up and tell you more about how I got here.

Brad EisenbergMay 19, 2017Entrepreneurship, Coworking Space, Washington DC

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To me, running my business is more than a 9 to 5. It's a way for me to lean into purpose, help people turn their ideas into reality, and to learn more about myself and the world.

Join me as I share stories, tips, and strategies I've learned along my entrepreneurship journey, and from the amazing small business owners I get to call my clients and peers.