During this interview, we talk about:

• Edo and his coliving, Sende

• How to start with two houses and one abandoned barn

• Why Sende was made by the community

0:00 – The Start

3:35 – When we started this, we had no role model

4:45 – We started with two houses and one abandoned barn

5:35 – We bound with our 20 neighbours

9:25 – One month is ideal, more and it turns into a big brother scenario

10:42 – More than 25 people and it’s only a big fiesta

11:44 – 7 days is for events

12:36 – 30% of guests are people who came back

16:00 – In Spain, we adapted, in Portugal, we built everything

17:20 – Every day is completely different

19:28 – 90% of what we do was invented by the people coming

21:07 – A course for people starting a coworking or coliving

25:12 – Make remote work remote

26:55 – For those who are thinking about starting a coliving

28:19 – The End

Speakers

Edo Sadiković

Sende is a rural coworking and coliving place in Northern Spain, on the border with Portugal.

There, Edo does a little bit of everything: management, marketing, organizing events, coordinating projects, networking, and building a true community.

Check what Sende is all about on their website:

https://www.sende.co/

Fanny Marcoux

I’m your host and passionate about coworking, remote working, nomading, and marketing. Many -ing in there.

During the day, I help ecommerce managers migrate to Google Analytics 4 before it’s too late.

I also post every day on LinkedIn. You can follow me there:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/fannymarcoux/

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