Website creator Sharon Jackson set up a Jelly group – despite being an introvert! Sharon enjoys her own company and is very happy working from home. But she also wants to help other home workers and people who are tentatively starting out in business. Here she describes how she set up Sand & Castle Jelly […]
Annette Morris has been working from home since relocating to a village in the Languedoc-Roussillon region of France over 4 years ago. In March 2011 she started Languedoc Jelly to introduce coworking opportunities to people in the south of France: Living in France has been an ambition of mine for many years. As an online […]
I’m feeling a bit wistful today, because up in Shropshire my two co-organisers of The BIG Jelly, Jan Minihane and Fay Easton, along with Fran Conroy, are organising what they think is the biggest ever Jelly to take place in the UK. (Not counting The BIG Jelly in March 2011, which was more of a […]
How Colleen set up Taunton Jelly Colleen Skinner recently moved to Taunton and set up Taunton Jelly. I asked her how she found the experience and what advice she’d give to aspiring Jelly organisers: What made you decide to start Taunton Jelly? I attended a couple of Jelly events in Winchester, and having relocated to […]
Further to my post about the necessity for home workers to keep connected in order to stay positive, I should mention that this week is Worldwide Jellyweek, in which this unique business event is being celebrated all over the globe. Fortuitously, yesterday just happened to be the day on which Frome Jelly falls, and here […]
