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I don't think the specific services you can find are as valuable as the networking itself.

In 3 months in a WeWork I connected with a number of people. Some of them have moved on as the services they were offering didn't work out financially for them.

But we're still connected and most of the folks that moved on are onto more interesting endeavors. One knew I was in machine learning for healthcare and dinged me on a gig. I have one I love, but it would have been a nice option if I was looking.

The meeting rooms are not all you can eat for your monthly spend. They give credits based upon spend. Once you burn them up (and you will cause it's a pittance in credits) you gouged after that.

Your neighbors and regional criminals don't need to check your balances to determine if they should rob your house.

They have your address and can quickly get a name from that, and probably find bread crumbs of work history, or that you're a "founder of a sports science" company.

Without even knowing the dollar amount of what you make, there's plenty of info on you that already exists in order to determine if you're a good target.