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EPISODE · Nov 25, 2025 · 1H 14M

Coliving – working, creating, and living in community

from The Human Greenhouse · host Anton Chernikov, Tatjana Harttung

Thriving when the odds are stacked against you is an incredible catalyst for change, and for Anton Chernikov, creating co-living spaces allows him and others to slow down, connect authentically, and discover their resourcefulness whilst building something meaningful together.Anton created House of Transformation, an event space opened during the pandemic, which became a significant source of income. On top of this he also runs Selgars, an eight-acre countryside property with a four-storey millhouse, cottages, and barn that he and his wife operate as a retreat and a co-living space through the winter months.This conversation will help youUnderstand how to structure a seasonal business model that balances intensive event hosting with more relaxed co-living operations throughout the yearCreate rhythms and rituals in shared living spaces that balance independence with communal connectionAllow for spontaneous creativity and deeper community bonds through experiences that emerge organically when people spend extended time togetherResourcesHouse of TransformationSelgarsConnect with Tatjana via LinkedInVisit The Human Greenhouse website to explore and connect

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