On this episode, Taylor chats with culture coach and Groover Alison Coward. She’s the founder of Bracket, and the author of “Workshop Culture: A Guide to Building Teams that Thrive.”

Grab your headphones, because this episode is packed with advice on how to make small tweaks that have huge impacts on your company culture (even when you’re a team of one!)

What you’ll learn when you listen:

How to discover your company or businesses value (even if you’re a team of one!)

How to create rituals in your workplace that create a culture that reflects those values.

If you’re a prickle person or a goo person 🤭 and how to thrive when you’re working with your opposite.

How Morning Pages led to some of Alison’s biggest career breakthroughs (and maybe could lead to yours, too!).

The magic of calendaring a meeting with yourself ✨

Resources and Friends 👇

Alison Coward and her book “Workshop Culture: A Guide to Building Teams that Thrive”.

Alison Coward’s agency: Bracket.

Groove, the everyday digital coworking app for business owners

Jonas Altman and his book “Shapers, Reinvent the Way You You Work”.

Julia Cameron, and her book “The Artist’s Way”.

If you want to start Grooving with Taylor, Alison, and other cool humans like them, apply to join us at Groove.ooo 🪩

Hey creative entrepreneurs! When was the last time you took a break during your workday? 🤔

So many solopreneurs and small business owners have fallen into the narrative of go-go-go and keep grinding until the job is done. Sound familiar? If so, this episode is going to be absolutely game changing for you.

Ariana Friendlander is an organizational anthropologist, leadership development expert, and author who helps businesses small and large foster positive change in their organizations.

She chats with our host and Head of Community, Taylor Harrington on integrating purposeful pauses to the workday, leading Heart Math coaching, and facilitating communications workshops. And of course, she celebrates the people who've supported her along her journey.

Listen to this episode if you’re a creative entrepreneur struggling with burnout, client conflict, showing up as your full human self in your business, or just looking for a general boost of good will and positivity 🧡

And! If you want to start grooving with Taylor, Ariana, and other cool humans like them, apply to join us at groove.ooo

You are not going to approach your business the same way after listening to this episode.

Our Head of Community Taylor sits down with Groover, Workflow, and Productivity Systems Genius Krystal Clark to discuss her path to entrepreneurship and her top three ways to organize your workday to increase productivity and open more space in your life for LIVING.

Grab your headphones! Warm and fuzzy feelings plus incredible actionable tips are a tap away.

To learn more about Krystal, visit her website ⁠⁠OrganizeYourEmpire.com⁠⁠.

If you want to start Grooving with Krystal and other cool creative entrepreneurs like them, join us at ⁠⁠groove.ooo

In this episode of On Your Team, Josh Greene (CEO & Co-founder of Groove) interviews Taylor Harrington (Head of Community at Groove). Together, they share share some of the best tips for building community, connecting with people, and building a life around your truest passions.

Listen to this episode and you'll learn:

1. How to stand out in a crowded inbox.

2. The power of closing the loop.

3. How to host feel-good, empowering events

4. Why a woman cracking an egg made such a huge impact on baby Taylor 🐣

If you want to start Grooving with Taylor, Josh, and other cool creative entrepreneurs apply to join us at groove.ooo. See you there 🧡

"You need other humans, you need other people to help bring out the best version of yourself." - Josh Greene

In this third episode of our four-part mini-series, Taylor and Josh discuss the power of community and the way it informs everything we do at Groove. Josh shares how human connection has always been at the center of his life, the path that led him to building Groove, and why self-actualization should really be called community actualization.

If you want to start Grooving with Josh and other creative entrepreneurs like him, apply to join us at ⁠groove.ooo

What happens when you ask two community builders to talk about how they've grown their businesses? You get a whole lot of soul-affirming stories about the power of human connection 🤧

Taylor interviews Laura Zug, a community strategist striving to create a world where no on struggles alone, who partners with entrepreneurs and founders to help them launch online communities or scale or relaunch online communities.

They share stories and resources that remind us that living your best life is a team sport 🧡

Learn more about Laura, and the resources mentioned in this podcast, here:

Laura Zug

(don't forget to subscribe to her newsletter 👆)

⁠Selfless by Dr. Brian Lowry⁠

Third Nature

Shannon Goldwater and Feeding Matters

Amy Porterfield

Max Pete

Groove

The impossible becomes possible through small, daily actions repeated consistently across time; and Sruli Rapps might be the king of making the impossible, possible.

For the past ten years he’s been waking up at four am to prioritize working podcast Babble on Talmud, and for the past three years he’s been building Groove as the Chief Product Hustler 👨🏻‍💻

In this second episode of our four-part mini-series, Taylor and Sruli discuss how socializing discipline with Groove has enabled him to pursue his creative projects and career consistently and passionately.

If you want to start Grooving with Sruli and other creative entrepreneurs like him, apply to join us at groove.ooo

"Our time on earth is limited, and it has to be used wisely." - Tova Safra, Co-founder and Chief Design Officer at Groove.

This core belief illuminates this first episode in our four-part mini series where Taylor interviews the team at Groove 🕺🏻

Together, they discuss Tova's path to creative entrepreneurship and to Groove, design as a way to facilitate human connection, and the best ways to use your time very wisely.

Tune in for a huge dose of altruism and inspiration 🧡

If you want to start coworking with Tova and creative entrepreneurs like her, apply to join us at groove.ooo

So you've figured out your next big idea. You've done the research, you've done the dreaming, and you've even done the work of shipping your next big project. The hardest part is done and it's smooth sailing from now on, right?

In this episode, Eric Koester shares why structure (not drive) is the secret ingredient to long-term success.

Tune in for inspiring stories of growth and mentorship that will make you see your time, vision, and ambitions in a whole new light ✨

All the resources in this episode 👇

Eric Koester

Manuscripts

Alex Hormozi

Steve Blank

The Lean Startup

Groove.ooo

How do you keep a grip on your sanity when you're running your own business on a team of one? It's the question that Cate Scott Campbell and Taylor Harrington explore on this episode of On Your Team. Together they discuss learning to trust your own voice, how to refill your creativity well, and the career changing magic of cultivating creative friends and mentors.

If you loved this episode and want to cowork with creative entrepreneurs like Cate, apply to join our digital coworking space at Groove.ooo

If you're looking for other resources described in this episode, you'll find them all here 👇

Cate Scott Campbell

Ecstatic Voice

Ecstatic Review

Eames House Los Angeles

Ali LaBelle

Brandy Cerne

Year of Yes by Shonda Rhimes