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In the newest Colivers Club episode, César sits down with remote work guru Ali Greene to talk about her evolution from a typical New York job into the digital nomad life. Ali’s story is a crash course in how real coliving is more than just bunking with strangers—it’s about events, facilitators, and shared values that help you connect on a deeper level. She shares how she stumbled into pop-up colivings that felt more like glorified roommates than a true community, and how discovering genuine coliving spaces, like Sun and Co, changed everything for her.
Ali believes “community doesn’t happen by accident,” and that’s why curated spaces are vital. She explains that you can’t just toss remote workers together and expect them to click overnight—you need weekly dinners, skill-share nights, and laid-back hangouts that help people bond. If you’re thinking about testing out the coliving scene, Ali says do your research, stay for at least a month, and look for places that intentionally foster community rather than just offering beds and decent Wi-Fi.
Ready to dive into the full story? Check out this episode of Colivers Club and get the inside scoop on how Ali found purpose, freedom, and a rock-solid global community. Read and listen here: Colivers Club Ep 19: Coliving Done Right with Ali Greene.
