 the year with you as my first featured blogger. The content is real meat and I’m sure my readers will enjoy meeting you.
There are surely better days ahead dear friend so let’s keep moving.
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First featured blogger of the year on your website Enstine, is an honor!
I’m glad we waited until after Christmas. This makes much more sense.
It has been a great end of 2014, and certainly meeting you and all the other wonderful bloggers is a fantastic launching place for 2015 to shine brightly!
I look forward to our growing relationship and sharing your expertise with my community!
I’m very touched by your mention of me here.
When they told me that it wasn’t worth fixing it price-wise, I decided that it was time for me to get a lap top since I will need one to leave the country later this year.
So, anyways, I’m back on track, and I have the intention to fill out that form of your on your blog, by the way. Just got stopped in my track.
How nice and creative way to honor some great bloggers that I have the pleasure to know as well.
Have a very happy new year and to get to know you much more over the course of the year 2015!
Happy New Year Sylviane!
I’m glad you are back on track with your computer. It is quite frustrating when they break for ordinary people, and 100 times more so when online marketers end up without a working computer!
If I may suggest – and I don’t always take my own advice on this either – always plug in to a surge protector. It is the electric surge when the power went out that fried your computer! I try to remember to do this, but often I’m moving around the house and I forget! Your experience will serve as a reminder to me!
Looking forward to following your travels in the upcoming year and getting to know you better!
Wow thank you so much for this mention and as I said over on Facebook, I think I’m the one that’s the most excited about our connection.
I love blogging because of how much you’re able to help others who are in need of the information you share and the people you get to meet along the way. As you very well know, networking is the best way to spread out and meet people who could potentially help us whether it’s today or in the future.
Having met you helped open my eyes to some areas I needed to work on as well and having that friendly conversation we did was so inspiring to me. I can tell where your heart is so of course whenever I cross someone I know who is in need of your expertise I’m going to send them your way because I know you’re honest, you really care about people and you’re eager to help. It doesn’t hurt that some of those people can become clients or customers either and that in itself can help you and your business grow.
You’ve got a great list here and some of these amazing people I’m fortunate to know as well. I know that more is to come for us all this year and I’m eager to watch everyone’s blogs and businesses just explode.
Thank you again Deborah and I’m so honored to have met you. Happy New Year young lady.
Isn’t wonderful Adrienne, how it’s worked out!
I feel a great year coming up in so many ways and I’m thrilled that our friendship and mutual commitment to helping others is part of it!
My love of blogging has expanded so much because of you. I “get it” now, beyond just a means to an end.
As for “young lady”.. You make me smile, as I believe we are quite close in age!! LOL!
Blessings for a wonderful year my friend.
Deborah what a list! And thanks for including me on the list!
So many awesome folks here and I enjoyed deeply your delivery/presentation style.
Speaking about each person and then explaining the lessons you have learned – and that we are learning – was such a fun and enlighthening approach to your gratitude-infused blog post.
I look so forward to the magic that you’ll be creating this year.
Congrats on your TWO speaking engagements! Awesomeness.
The first full week of 2015 has been such a whirlwind I’m only now getting back to your comment. Thank you for your patience. Here it is and here I am!
As I spoke about, I too feel grateful to have connected with you! You stand tall in your branding and authenticity and I just LOVE that! I also love to travel and thus derive an armchair experience of places far and wide whenever I read your blog.
As the year unfolds I look forward to vicariously joining you on your adventures! I’m sure we will continue to interact as well as entrepreneurs, bloggers and coaches!
I am so grateful we met several months ago through the comments on Adrienne’s site. 
I will never forget when you reached out to me. It was a really awesome moment for me and it was so encouraging.
I don’t know many of the folks on your list and I look forward to connecting with each one.
I can’t wait to see what 2015 has in store for us. It’s going to be an extremely exciting year!!!!
I’m looking forward to doing some networking and fun things alongside you this year. Let’s rock this!!!
I love that blog commenting done right is essentially meaningful networking using the tool of the internet. We meet, get to know each other and then introduce our new friends to others we value. It is how community develops offline as well.
As always Don, Thanks for your comment. I look forward to the things we will do together this year and of course supporting each other as good friends do.
Your grateful beginning is a wonderful recount of the exciting things going on in your life. Sharing a message of gratitude is so encouraging to others, so I’m super happy you’ve shared these events, past and future.
Isn’t it great that we can express anything we choose on our sites? For me, I’ve recently made a move to Florida, and shared that with my readers. (Thanks for your comment). After all, there is a person behind the business, right? I just love new beginnings too and enjoyed reading about your experiences. What a blessing that you’ve connected with these amazing people – it’s a win-win for everyone involved.
I look forward to your guest article on Adrienne’s blog, that’s for sure. Hope you have a wonderful weekend, Deborah.
No worries Carol!!
You and I both like to share stories of our lives, intertwined with good business tips, ideas and suggestions. As we discussed somewhere recently on social media, narrative is so powerful. There are people behind every business, even massive corporations (even though often it doesn’t feel that way with the big ones) and people like to connect with people.
I love your stories too and find that through them, I feel I’m getting to know you beyond just a great blogger and coach!
Hope you enjoy the rest of you weekend Carol.Published: Thu, November 26, 2009
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