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Working alone, together

Have you ever wanted to get an idea up and running but always seem to put it off? Finding the time, motivation and confidence to kick-start a project or to keep up the momentum can often feel like an uphill battle.

As we begin to emerge from the lonely days of COVID-19 isolation, a collaborative working space with like-minded people has never looked so good. Melbourne local Madeleine Dore, a freelance writer, interviewer and serial side-project starter, knows first-hand

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