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CONTACT: Leisa Watkins, Founder

Rich Women Sisterhood: Enrich and Empower Your Life

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RICH WOMEN SISTERHOOD WELCOMES

ANGEL LYNN DIAMOND

NEW CONTRIBUTOR TO EXPERT LINEUP

            To ensure the virtual and offline organization Rich Women Sisterhood

http://www.richwomensisterhood.com provides its members with their requested information needs, the website is putting together a team of contributors with strong editorial backgrounds, especially in the focus topics of health, finance, personal enhancement and family and parenting. Founder Leisa Watkins announces that Angel Lynn Diamond of  New York, is a newly named featured writer.  Angel Lynn has a background in nursing and freelance writing.  She has written many articles on the topics of health, diet/fitness, and travel.  As well, she has dabbled in greeting card publishing and is a health advisor on Just Answer.  In addition, she is a contributing writer for A Distinctive Style magazine. 

            As its tagline, “Enrich and Empower Your Life” expresses, “The mission of Rich Women Sisterhood is to reach women from all walks of life and all corners of the world in enriching and empowering not only their own lives, but the lives of those around them,” reports Leisa Watkins, founder. “Our studies show that men founded many of the online women's networks and so do not recognize the readership’s fundamental personal and career needs.” 

Angel Lynn states that she is pleased to be associated with a woman’s organization, since “the stresses and demands of a woman’s role in society over the past years have steadily increased and we could all use a little support and encouragement to keep us uplifted.”  Angel Lynn also states that, “I am so happy to be a part of the Rich Women Sisterhood team as I feel that many women will find comfort in knowing that they are not alone in the challenges that they are facing.  If I am able to help just one person in feeling that comfort that would bring a great blessing to my heart.”  Because of its extended community network goal, Rich Women Sisterhood created a bridge to the offline world in order to reach and support more women and their needs.  In fact, Rich Women Sisterhood members can join the network online, or they can start or join a local offline chapter.   Watkins notes, “The basic requirement for a Rich Women Sisterhood chapter is to have two activities a year that enrich or empower the lives of other women."

The online component of the website offers articles the different ways a women’s life can be enriched, including personal enrichment, finance, family, and hobbies. Members also have the opportunity to sign up for tele-seminars with subject experts on such topics as recovering from a spouse’s death, dealing with the impact of a husband’s online pornography addiction, and investing today for the rollercoaster economics to come. Other features include virtual book clubs, forums, groups, and resources to help women-owned businesses. All articles are written by women with women in mind.

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: September 8, 2008

CONTACT: Leisa Watkins, Founder

Rich Women Sisterhood: Enrich and Empower Your Life

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RICH WOMEN SISTERHOOD ONLINE/OFFLINE SITE

FILLS NEED FOR IMPACTFUL COMMUNITY CONTENT

            Despite the hundreds of websites for women, female visitors continue to search for relevant information. Studies report women want something much more tangible than the usual gossip, fashion updates and makeup tips. The newly introduced (beta version) of the virtual and offline community organization Rich Women Sisterhood www.richwomensisterhood.com  fulfills this need. As its tagline, “Enrich and Empower Your Life” expresses, “The mission of Rich Women Sisterhood is to reach women from all walks of life and all corners of the world in enriching and empowering not only their own lives, but the lives of those around them,” reports Leisa Watkins, founder. “Our studies show that men founded many of the online women's networks and so do not recognize the readership’s fundamental personal and career needs.” 

            The latest comScore Media Metrix study of the top Internet destinations concludes that community and health and well being are the top interests for users.

Rich Women Sisterhood is aimed toward women who want more than the typical social network.  It is especially targeted for visitors who want an enlightened positive environment and community both online and in their ongoing activities that celebrates life with all its challenges.  Watkins is strong in her desire to keep to this goal: “If women want to join an online network to gossip, complain, or live vicariously through others, than the Rich Women Sisterhood isn't for them,” she stresses. “If they want to learn, give back to others in their community, heal, and develop supportive relationships, then we look forward to having them join us."

Because of this extended community network goal, Rich Women Sisterhood is also creating a bridge to the offline world in order to reach and support more women’s needs.  Rich Women Sisterhood members can join the network online and also start or join a local offline chapter to enrich the lives of its members, as well as the lives of others.  Watkins notes, “The basic requirement for a Rich Women Sisterhood chapter is to have two activities a year that enrich or empower the lives of other women."

The online component of the website offers articles on health, finance, family and parenting, and personal enhancement. Members also have the opportunity to sign up for tele-seminars with subject experts on such topics as recovering from a spouse’s death, dealing with the impact of a husband’s online pornography addiction, and investing today for the rollercoaster economics to come. Other features include virtual book clubs, forums, and resources to help women-owned businesses. All copy is written by women with women in mind. In addition to the staff of featured contributors, the site welcomes articles from other members.

            Watkins, who has been involved with several online ventures, spent a year researching and analyzing women’s needs as well as building this site, says she expects the beta version to be refined by December, 2008.

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