Many social networking sites have popped up recently. One in particular that caught my attention is Braveheart Women.
Braveheart Women is the creation of Dr. Ellie Drake. Her vision is to bring together women to support each other in creating purpose, passion and prosperity. The purpose of this site is to provide social networking for woman with a purpose. Ellie's goal is to empower you to be empowered and to inspire you to be inspired. What distinguishes this site from all the others I participate in is that it regularly features interviews with a host of celebrity women.
Braveheart TV
Ellie and her panel regularly interview women who are making a difference in their fields. Her guests include celebrities, businesswomen, entrepreneurs and other women who have valuable insights and experiences to share with other women. I've seen interviews with Dr. Maya Angelu, Mary Ellen Tribby, Mariel Hemingway, Morgan Fairchild, Lindsay Wagner, Dr. Judith Orloff, Forbes Riley, Gloria Loring, Lisa Nichols and Estelle Harris, to name a few. The cool thing is that these interviews are not fluff. They're really good. I come away from each one feeling inspired. Ellie digs right down into the heart and soul of what makes these women tick.
Forum Discussions
When I first joined as a free member a little over a year ago, I introduced myself on the discussion forum and began reading some of the other introductions. I saw a post by a marketing mentor and picked up the phone and called her, figuring I would get her machine and leave a message. She picked up the phone, and we made a great connection. I started working with her as a client, and within the last year, I wrote three ebooks and developed a brand new website to connect with other women in midlife looking to improve their health. You never know. Since then, I have watched Ellie's interviews often and continue to be inspired each and every time.
RISE - The Braveheart Women Annual Event
Braveheart Women hosts an annual live networking event. This year's event is in October in Beverly Hills. I did not go last year. I may be able to attend this year. It looks like they have a great lineup of empowered, inspired women. I was surprised to see to how inexpensive it is. I hope my schedule supports my attending. I'd love to bring my daughter.
Conclusion
This social networking forum gets a big thumbs up from me. You can read more about it on my blog.
Lori Somekh is an attorney and a business owner. She resides in New York and helps women transition into online business ownership. You can find out more on http://www.somekh1.wordpress.com
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