Think from a group of women but don't know where to begin?
We all start somewhere - creative thinking can help you find good ideas for your group.
Start by thinking about problems that you face in your daily life. Perhaps you are a mother and the face of issues raise your children. Perhaps you want to have more control over your finances, or perhaps you want to lose some weight, start to exercise and lead a healthier lifestyle. Perhaps work you from home and want to connect with other moms to work at home.
Once you have identified the problem, you can think about the creation of a group to resolve the issues raised. Regardless of what is the issue, it is fairly certain that other women are facing the same challenges as you and would welcome the chance to discuss possible solutions. For example, if you are interested to take control of your finances, a group of personal finance might be good idea - women could meet to discuss personal finance tips and tricks that helped them and perhaps some of the problems that they face. They may even if involved with some interesting ideas invest.
Another way to go on the thought of an idea for a group of women is to approach the concept from a different angle - what you are most interested in? Reading, music, theatre, cooking or even shopping? Once again, it is likely that other women share the same interest as you. By bringing together women who share the same interest, you can help all their fun to share and discuss their favorites.
Group of women popular another idea is centered around religion or spirituality. If you are religious, you can consider a group of women for women belonging to the same religion as you. Of course, you must make sure that everyone shares the same religious views as you and are not, for example, a rather skeptical Catholic. The Bible and Church study groups are popular religious groups and you can create a group of members in your church. Religion as a subject of fascinating study could be a reason for the collection of women from different backgrounds religious in a single group, so that they could share with one another and other traditions and culture.
If you have decided on a broad topic for your women's group, you can find a few members before the crystallization of your vision for the group. Other members may have some valuable input concerning the Group and that they are able to help you create a better group.
As a last option, you must keep in mind that a group of women would work with a very amorphous topic. For example, if you are simply interested in out of the House to meet some of the souls over coffee, which may be your theme - women over coffee. Once the group starts meeting regularly, you may find that you and other members are interested in maintaining the focus group, in which case you need to decide on a slightly more narrow subject, such as "women who meet over coffee to discuss their life" or "women who meet over coffee to discuss current events." Alternatively, you may find that the broad theme works very well for your group.
In any case, don't hesitate to start a group of women - to find a few members and Carpe Diem!
Pat Brill is co-author of "Essentials to start a Womens group" http://www.womens-group.net/ and co-owner of group occupied bites women - http://www.womensgroupbusybites.com/ - a blog all women. You can attach it to pat@womens-group.net.
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