There’s no better cure to a stressful day than some fresh air and sunshine. Going outside does great things for the body, mind, and soul. I believe the outdoors were provided to us as a place to retreat to and reset. Body Simply going outside can provide great health benefits. Time outside can help you […]
In line with our community partner for the month, SKY Soccer, we are talking all things non-profit and how utilizing a coworking space goes hand in hand. In the business world, nonprofits and coworking spaces (co)work well together for several reasons. Nonprofits need to focus on their mission, not the little things that it takes […]
We’re kicking off summer with our July community partner, SKY Soccer Club! Who also happen to be Ment members. SKY is a non-profit organization with a mission to develop great players and people and enhance the community they serve. They provide sports programs to roughly 2000 kids in southern Kentucky every year! Their services have […]
As we say goodbye WFH (work from home) and hello to our new normals, it is important we take with us the lessons we have learned over the last few months. Whenever I used to get really busy, I would always think it would be nice to have a couple of months where I could […]
As our state and community continue to reopen and things normalize, please continue to shop local to support our fellow small businesses that have suffered in recent months. Here are just a few options for small businesses that you can support in the Bowling Green area! Spencer’s Coffee Spencer’s is our neighbor and […]
One of the best things about coworking is that you can do it anywhere! That’s why we have sister spaces to collaborate with at iHub in Louisville, KY, and Center 615 in Nashville, TN. What is a sister space you may ask? It’s simple! Ment created a partnership with these two spaces for our members […]
Hello there! Sarah the intern here. You may not remember me since I have been working a lot behind the scenes at Ment the last few months. Since we last {virtually} met, a few things have changed. As I finished out my semester as a Junior at WKU and doing what I like to call […]
