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  • Logo for 'my inspir-ement' podcast featuring a circular design with a sun, bird, and waves, with text 'my inspir-ement' and an icon of a microphone and sound waves.

    My Inspirement Podcast

    The My Inspirement Podcast is for people of all ages navigating shared housing, care, community, and lifestyle on their own terms. Hosted by Danielle Cohn, founder and president of the nonprofit My Inspirement, she explores co-housing, intentional communities, and creative alternatives to traditional living.

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  • Two people reaching out to hold hands against a cloudy sky.

    Living Without in 2020

    The power of being with a loved one at the end of their life. A tribute to our Founder’s dad, Buzz.

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  • A digital tunnel with concentric geometric patterns and a black center, featuring black, white, blue, and orange colors.

    Kaleidoscope

    An excerpt from remarks given by our Founder’s sister Jennifer to her daughter, Leah, on her Bat Mitzvah.

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  • Close-up of a clothing label sewn onto gray fabric with black and white vertical stripes, displaying the brand name 'GOALS' in black text.

    HEY SIRI: Set 6 Personal Reminders

    Goals to set for yourself no matter the year.

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  • Silhouette of a person with arms raised and one leg kicked in front, standing on a rock against an orange sunset sky.

    The world’s longest-living people prioritize this Japanese ‘secret’ for ‘a long and happy life’: How you can too

    By Reneé Onque

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  • A white notebook with a cover featuring a logo that says 'my inspirement' and a sun and water design. Next to the notebook is a white pen with a similar logo. Beside the notebook and pen is a white card with handwritten text that reads 'Always remember...' on a dark brown wooden surface.

    Book It: Danielle Cohn’s My Inspirement

    By HughE Dillon

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  • A diverse group of people gathered outdoors among green foliage and red flowers, some sitting on the ground, others on benches, with a variety of clothing styles and facial expressions.

    In a Divided Country, Communal Living Redefines Togetherness

    The traditional home is under renovation. Can people find meaning in groups?

    By Nathan Heller for The New Yorker

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  • Interior of a room with a sign that reads 'Honey I'm Home The Collective Old Oak,' a blurred person walking, shelves with plants, books, and decorative items, and a wall with bright linear light accents.

    Why investors are signing up for coliving

    Funding to coliving has increased by more than 210 percent annually as rising housing costs in cities fuel the trend

    By JLL

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