Use you intuition to achieve your goals.

Do you want to expand your social network? Maybe you want to spread the word about your business? Do you just want to have FUN with other women in the area? If you answered "yes" to any of those questions then read on about a fun club for women.

The Born To Ride Women's Club is about women meeting other women for networking; gaining and giving support, or learning some new things while having fun! A monthly activity is planned for you to meet other women in your area. Women with or without a business can benefit from this club.

The idea's behind BTR's Women's Club

• To offer opportunities for women 21 years or older
• To have fun connecting and supporting one another
in achieving their individual goals.

BTR Women's Club Philosophy

• You can learn something from everyone you meet;
in fact some sometimes the people you least expect
can offer you the greatest insights, intentionally
or unintentionally.

• Helping others helps everyone all around;
including the helper.
• Sharing resources and ideas with one another.
• Helping others often brings it's own rewards.

Activities and Events

• The opportunities to meet and have fun with other
women in the area
• Speakers on a variety of subjects of interest to women.
• Opportunities for attendees to ask questions and
share resources related to any area of interest
(business or otherwise) with other women.
• Those with businesses can present their cards/
pamphlets on a display table.

Members only events

• An opportunity for women to hang out, have fun, and get
to know other members a little better. Some examples:
dinner out, game night, pot luck, movie night, spa night, etc.

Networking is about more than just business

While networking is often associated with business, the truth is networking is about more than just business. In fact notice the word "business" is not in the definition "to interact or engage in informal communication with others for mutual assistance or support."

Although we "network" (i.e. sharing such things as recourses, ideas, skills and contacts with others) all the time, some people often think of networking only in relationship to their work or business in general. However, we also network when we tell friends about a good book, meet new friends through a current friend, hear about a great sale, etc.