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Promote YOUR Blog Day

Posted on March 12th, 2010 by admin in Blogging & Social Media

By Mike Myatt, Chief Strategy Officer, N2growth

Promote YOUR Blog Day
Ever wish you could promote your blog for free to a receptive audience? Well, today is your day for fully authorized, gratuitous self-promotion of YOUR blog. For one day only, this is your chance to shamelessly plug your blog in the comments section below. I stumbled across this idea from @sarahrobinson over at Escaping Mediocrity and thought it was a fantastic way to help readers that share common interests find one another. So here’s how it works – In the comments section of this post include: Your name, blog name & description, link to your blog, RSS feed, your Twitter handle and any other relevant information you think would be of interest to other readers. I’ll approve all comments appropriate for our audience (G-rated only). Have fun and enjoy the link love…

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123 Responses to “Promote YOUR Blog Day”

  1. Thanks Mike.

    Name: Paul Steinbrueck
    Blog: htp://LiveIntentionally.org
    Twitter: @PaulSteinbrueck
    I write about faith, leadership, web & social media.

  2. Hi Paul:

    Thanks for starting things off…spread the word. I hope this helps Paul. Best wishes Sir.

  3. The Tough Guide to Corporate Survival for Executives

    http://executiveoasis.posterous.com

    http://executiveoasis.posterous.com/rss.xml

    Focuses on innovative strategies to help organizations boost their bottom line and succeed even in the midst of turbulence. Provides real world case studies of companies around the world that have been able to thrive in a tough marketplace and economy through innovation.

  4. Thanks Anne – Great information that I'm sure our readers will benefit from.

  5. Hey Mike,

    http://Unstrappd.com

    "How Gen-Y Does Business"

    Right now I am launching a new internet reality TV show like the work of the movie startup.com. It will be the internet most popular business program.
    Also raising capital for my new social media technology company which will be featured in the show. Am open to advice Mike : )

  6. Hi Bradley

    Some exciting new developments since we last connected. Feel free to shoot me and email and I'd be happy to help. Have a great evening Bradley.

  7. Mike

    Your kindness reminds me of a movie called “Pass it forward”
    Thank You kindly for making it happen.
    My Blog is http://www.fredshadian.com

    Come and visit, I will make sue I “Pass it Forward”

    Fred Shadian

  8. Name: Sai Bharadwaj
    Blog: http://www.saibharadwaj.com
    Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/saibharadwaj
    I write abt my personal life, lyrics, social media … :p

  9. Mike –

    http://www.greatleadershipbydan.com/

    Great Leadership offers practical advice for leaders, aspiring leaders, and those who develop leaders.

    Twitter is @greatleadership

    Thanks for the opportunity!

  10. Name:Name:
    Josh Feldberg

    Blogs:
    http:/sociable.net
    http://www.justjuiced.org/

    Twitter:
    @SociableNet
    @joshfeldberg

    I write about social media, tech and politics

  11. What a cool idea….. will have a look at the other blogs too

    Name: Peter Stephens
    Blog: http://www.peterstephens.co.uk/blog.php
    Twitter: @PJSPhotography

  12. Hey all,

    Thanks Mike for this opportunity.

    My blog is http://scottgould.me

    It's a place for thinking around innovation, social media, experience and leadership!

  13. The SuperLiving Blog is all about health, happiness & success.

    If there is any place for this in your busy life see:

    http://www.superliving.co.uk/blog/

    Colin

    p.s. Hi Mike, thanks for sharing your blog.

  14. Hi Mike,

    Thanks for the opportunity. My name is Omowale Casselle, and I blog about using social media and analytics to simplify entry-level recruiting for companies and college students.

    Blog Address: http://www.mysensay.com/blog
    RSS Feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/mysensay
    Twitter: @mysensay
    Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Chicago-IL/mySenSay...

    Warm regards,

    Omowale Casselle

  15. Thanks Mike, what a great idea!

    Name: Bridget Haymond
    Blog: http://TruthForLifeCoaching.wordpress.com
    Twitter: http://twitter.com/TruthLifeCoach

    I write about events that are relevant to everyday life and endeavor to inspire a lifestyle of intentional, purposeful living. I am on a mission to motivate those who desire to maximize their unique gifts and strengths both personally and professionally.

  16. This is a great idea Mike. Sarah often seems to have great ideas and I applaud you for sharing this one.

    Blog: Lead Change Group
    Purpose: Applying character-based leadership to make a positive difference
    Link: http://leadchangegroup.com/blog

  17. Thank you Mike!

    Name: Phil Dourado
    Blog: htp://www.phildourado.com/blog
    Twitter: @LeadershipHub

  18. Hi Mike:
    Here you go and many thanks.

    Blog: BarnRaisersllc.com
    About: An online marketing solutions company using social media and proven relationship principles to built brands
    By: Rob Petersen
    Twitter: @robpetersen

    I also write about principles, values and books to inspire other busines owners. Please let me know how I can return the favor.

    Rob

  19. Thanks Mike!
    I help people live their purpose and passion by creating valuable social connections (online and off).
    I'm all about having fulfillment in life, not just 'success' but significance!

    I blog about how to have a powerful mindset, add value, be authentic, use social media tools, how to have a consistent brand and clear message for those you serve.
    Good Soup…food for your mind, spirit and your business

    http://www.heathero.com

    Thanks! :)

  20. Make IT Great! with Phil Gerbyshak – tips and tools on how to take your business and your life from where it is to where you want it to be.

    http://philgerbyshak.com
    http://feeds.feedburner.com/makeitgreat
    Come Tweet with me at <"http://twitter.com/philgerb">@philgerb
    Soon offering Advice for Managers in a new, more action packed and useful format.

    Thanks for allowing me to share Mike!

  21. Over 1,500 blog posts on strategy, execution, leadership development, and performance improvement.

    Be Excellent: http://www.SixDisciplines.blogspot.com

  22. Good morning, Mike- My name is Russ, and my business blog is http://aircut.wordpress.com . I blog about our new AirCut haircutter, social media tactics I use to get the word out, and feature guest posts from busy mommy bloggers who use the AirCut to save time and money. My Twitter handle is @air_cut. Thank you for allowing me to post and hope everyone has a great weekend.

  23. Social comments and analytics for this post…

    This post was mentioned on Twitter by UnlikeBefore: Thanks for the opportunity Mike. RT @mikemyatt Promote YOUR Blog Day http://tinyurl.com/y87d2lv Your chance for some blatant self-promotion…

  24. Thanks for the opportunity Mike.

    Blog: Change Through Action
    Link: http://unlikebefore.blogspot.com
    http://feeds.feedburner.com/UnlikeBefore

    About: Change – projects, organisations and people. Empower people, improve productivity, accelerate results
    By: Deanne Earle
    Twitter: @UnlikeBefore

    Thanks, Deanne

  25. Hi Fred:

    Thanks for joining us…Hope the book launch and new website are going well. If you need sales help give Fred a shout…

  26. Welcome Dan –

    If you're not following Dan on Twitter or reading his blog, you're missing out on some great leadership insights.

  27. Scott Gould in the house –

    Read Scott's blog one time and you'll be hooked. No surface level thinking going on there…Everything is a deep dive. Thanks for stopping by Scott.

  28. Hello Bridget and thanks for stopping by…Follow Bridget on Twitter and read her blog and you'll be introduced to one of the nicest people on Twitter.

  29. Mike, what a fun idea and I'm meeting some great new thinkers and writers in the process! Thanks so much for the opportunity.

    My blog is: Management Excellence at http://artpetty.com where I serve up content to help motivate, inspire and develop great leaders at all levels. Come for the weekly Leadership Caffeine post on Monday and stay for an eclectic collection of insights and ideas to help drive performance in your work and personal lives!

  30. Hi Marge:

    A good voice on customer service is something we all need more of. I'll be sure and check out your blog. FYI, if you not familiar with @scottmckain he is my favorite on this topic. Thanks for stopping by Marge

  31. Thanks for stopping by Mike – If you're interested in dialog on character-based leadership then look no further than Mike's #Leadchange group. Great folks there worthy of following.

  32. Hey Phil – I hope all is well and thanks for coming by. If you want to meet one of the nicest guys online then start following Phil. He has keen insights on management and leadership and a ton of energy to boot.

  33. Welcome Art – anyone who follows Art is in for a real treat…Great wisdom and insights on Leadership and performance.

  34. Mike, thanks for the opportunity and for sharing your resources!

    Blog: http://www.leadershipnow.com/leadingblog/
    Twitter: http://twitter.com/leadershipnow

    LeadershipNow exists to develop a community of leaders – people leading at all levels and in all contexts. The Leading Blog promotes the idea of leading from where you are with commentaries on books, great ideas and practical advice for people wanting to make a difference – to lead.

  35. LOL – In the house!

    As always, my pleasure to stop by.

  36. Thank you so much Mike!

    For senior executives and general managers in the small to medium enterprise, the balance sheet line items that fall under the "IT" label are often a black box.

    I chose to to write a blog that allows these executives to improve their understanding, and monitoring, of their technology spend – in a non-technology format.

    http://elliotross.wordpress.com

  37. Name: Dave Ursillo
    Blog: htp://www.daveursillo.com
    Twitter: @DaveUrsillo

    I write about personal excellence, unconventional leadership, self-branding & social networking strategies.

  38. Cool idea Mike, love your ideas and the way you challenge the status quo. Keep up the great work!

    My blog is at http://DeliverBliss.com, where I promote remarkable customer experiences through leadership and personal development.

    Deliver Bliss is brand new, it launched only two weeks ago, but the response has been really great so far.

    In my latest post, Social CRM – A Definition for Dummies, I attempt to deconstruct Paul Greenberg’s complex definition of Social CRM.
    You can read it here: http://deliverbliss.com/2010/03/social-crm-a-definition-for-dummies/

    I’m also on Twitter (a lot): @deliverbliss

  39. Omowale – Thanks for sharing what you do, which by the way is greatly needed in this economy. I look forward to learning more about what you do.

  40. Hi Skip

    Thanks for sharing your vast amount of leadership information. I appreciate the amount of effort that goes into content creation and offer my thanks for adding to the discussion.

  41. Michael is a must read on Leadership if you miss his blogs and tweets you'll be missing one of the superb thinkers on leadership. Thanks for stopping by Michael.

  42. The Positive Side of People and Performance: Leading from the Heart (and everything else in between)

    Blog: http://www.steinbrecher.com/?cat=1

    Twitter: @SteinbrecherInc

    Thanks, Mike!

    Hope to see you there.

    Warmly,
    Susan.

  43. Good morning Elliot – For those of you not familiar with Elliot, he is not only thoughtful, but puts out high quality content on a consistent basis. If you're not following him, you should be…

  44. Hi Tim:

    Thanks for the kind words and I look forward to following your thoughts. Best of luck with the new blog Tim.

  45. Ryan:

    How did you know that I spend so much time dreaming of tropical beaches? :) Thanks for stopping by Ryan.

  46. Hi Susan:

    I like the approach and will definitely stop by and see what you're doing. Thanks Susan.

  47. Hi Heather:

    Helping people to understand the differences between Success vs. Significance is one of my favorite areas. I look forward to learning more about what you do Heather. Thanks for stopping by.

  48. Welcome Phil…Thanks for stopping by and I look forward to reading your material.

  49. Hi Josh:

    Wow – social media and politics…that will definitely get you in some hot water:) I look forward to reading your material Josh and thanks again for stopping by.

  50. Great idea!

    Name:Richard Yadon
    Blog: htp://StrategicEmployer.HealthCareerProfessionals.com
    Twitter: @RIchardYadon
    I write, speak and consult about how employers can increase profits and competitiveness with the right talent strategy.

  51. Hi Mike__Thanks for the opportunity to promote our blog for nonprofit leaders in Peel region, Ontario Canada. Peel region is located just west of Toronto and comprises the cities of Mississauga and Brampton and the Town of Caledon. ____The Peel Leadership Centre seeks to cultivate, enhance and support nonprofit leaders in our region by connecting them to resources and learning opportuntiies that are local and accessible. ____Visit our blog here: http://peelleadershipcentre.wordpress.com/ Follow us on Twitter: http://twitter.com/PeelLeadership____Cheers!__Mic…

  52. Name: David Burkus
    Blogs: http://www.theleaderlab.org
    http://www.davidburkus.com
    Twitter: @theleaderlab
    @davidburkus

    We post about leadership theory in hopes that practicing leaders will be better able to apply it to their work.

  53. [...] Tweets about this great post on TwittLink.com [...]

  54. Hi Gordon:

    Thanks for sharing your information. Finding out about good leadership content is always of interest to our readers…

  55. Good to see you back Dave…Thanks for sharing.

  56. All about business, management and leadership! Sort of sushi smorgasbord!!

  57. Canada is being well represented today…Thanks for sharing.

  58. Welcome Richard – I look forward to learning more about you and reading your information. Thanks for stopping by.

  59. It just took a bit of time to travel from Italy…Thanks for stopping by Deanne.

  60. Thanks Mike. So very generous of you. I'm looking forward to learning about new blogs and getting new readers. My blog and my work focus on trust, integrity and reputation. It is about how to build relationships, how to live authentically and with purpose.

    Thanks to all!

    http://trustdiva.com
    Twitter @trustdiva
    Linkedin Deborah Nixon

  61. Thanks for stopping by Deborah. If you're not following @trustdiva you're missing out.

  62. Thanks for stopping by Sai. Best wishes for continued success.

  63. Hi Rob – no need to return the favor as it is my pleasure to help readers find other great content. Thanks for sharing, and I look forward to reading more about you.

  64. Progressive on Purpose: A Blog About Levelland Texas. Written by Dave Quinn the Executive Director of Levelland Economic Development Corporation, a Texas Type A Economic Development Corp. strengthening Levelland's economy through creative & cooperative economic development initiatives.

  65. Hi Dave:

    I'm about as far from a political progressive as you can get, but in the spirit of Blog promotion day I'll give you a free pass:) I am however a big fan of Texas so 1 for 2 isn't bad. Thanks for stopping by Dave.

  66. Mike, Fantastic Idea and Thank you for this wonderful gift.

    Blog: Lead From Within

    When you Lead From Within, you step inward to seek the life you yearned for–a life of commitment and fulfillment of your heart’s desires. By listening to your inner self and following your compass within, you will find a life that is aligned with your talents, truth and values.

    http://www.lollydaskal.com

    Thank you.
    Lolly Daskal

  67. Hi Lolly:

    Thanks for stopping by and sharing your insights on leading from within. If any of you are not familiar with Lolly, she is easily one of the most positive people on the Internet and well worth the follow.

  68. Thanks Mike. That's one of the big reasons why I'm so excited about building this company. Helping companies find great employees and helping candidates find great opportunities….extremely satisfying.

  69. Thanks Mike. Likewise, I look forward to staying current with you.

  70. Hi Mike!

    http://alerttechnologies.wordpress.com/

    My mania is apparel retail and my focus is fitting rooms! Attempting to be a useful addition to the discussions about retail customer service and how it impacts all stakeholders.

    Thanks for this opportunity…

    Best,
    -Marge

  71. Thanks for the opportunity Mike. I am going to suggest CEO Mark Atkins’ blog, CEO Corner. He writes about innovation, trends and the economy. http://inventionmachineceocorner.com/

    Twitter: @ParnaSarkar
    LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/parnasarkar

  72. Hi Parna:

    Thanks for the recommendation as well as the link to your profile on Linkedin. I look forward to learning more about both you and Mark.

  73. What an interesting idea! Thanks for the opportunity to chime in & be counted.

    Blog: http://www.elementalleadershipsolutions.com/blog_...
    Twitter: @suzancz
    LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/suzancz
    :-)

  74. Glad you decided to stop by Suzan. I look forward to reading your blog and learning more about you.

  75. Hi Bernie:

    After your smörgåsbord analogy I'm hopeful that even more people will be hungry for leadership and management wisdom. Thanks for stopping by Bernie

  76. Hi Dave:

    A man after my own heart – unconventional leadership practices are some of my favorite things to discuss. I look forward to hearing more from you on the topic.

  77. Hi Russ:

    I'd love to hear any success stories you have about how blogging and social media have helped your sales efforts. Thanks for stopping by Russ.

  78. Doretha Walker
    Twitter name: redgirlrunner
    email: dwimages@hotmail.com

    My blog is inspirational.

    http://www.wecanflyhigher.com

    We Can Fly

    For a very long time, no one told African American women that they could fly, so there are very few of them as commercial pilots. This website is for inspiring women to fly. Flying being defined as succeeding. Succeeding defined however you decide. We are simply here to tell you sistergirlfriend, YOU CAN FLY!

  79. Hi Dorthea:

    What a great purpose for a blog. Thanks for stopping by and sharing your story. I wish you great success and don't ever hesitate to call on me if I can be of assistance to you.

  80. Hi!
    My name is Ryan and I write a Caribbean Lifestyle blog called http://www.RumShopRyan.com If you dream of tropical beaches and cold umbrella drinks in your hand you should check it out. I also have a active Facebook and twitter accounts. Facebook is http://facebook.com/rumshopryan and twitter is http://twitter.com/rumshopryan

    Looking forward to checking out some of these other blogs and chatting with you. Cheers!

  81. Thanks Mike

    I am very new at blogging. I am just blogging about my random observations about the world of marketing and life in general. My primary focus is on Social Media initiatives.

  82. Mike, I love the idea, and appreciate the opportunity!

    Name: Meredith Bell
    Blog: Your Voice of Encouragement
    URL: http://www.yourvoiceofencouragement.com/
    Twitter: @MeredithMBell

    People need encouragement to deal with the challenges they face every day. My posts and videos share insights to help them become stronger and more effective. I'm especially interested in reaching those who influence others, including all levels of leadership and parents.

    Thanks, Mike!
    Meredith

  83. Thanks Peter…It will be a fun weekend of learning about a bunch of new folks won't it?

  84. Name: Dave Soucy
    Blog: Weight Loss from the Neck Up
    URL: http://www.DaveSoucy.com
    feed: http://feeds.feedburner.com/davesoucy

    Because what's between your ears if far more important than what's on your plate.

  85. Thank you for this wonderful opportunity Mike.

    My Name: Gordon R. Clogston
    My Blog URL: http://www.leadershipcourseware.com/blog
    Twitter: Leadership1

    My associates and I write articles that are centered on lessons that we have learned through our years in management and leadership positions.

  86. I’m a student guy at North Point Community Church in Alpharetta, Ga. I write for young leaders in the church hoping to help them go further faster by helping them bridge the gap between their giftedness and effectiveness.

    http://twitter.com/coachshef
    http://coachshef.com

  87. Name: Elliott Short
    Blog: htp://elliottmontgomery.com
    Twitter: @ielliot
    I write about leadership, music, and random things that interest me.

  88. Thank you for the opportunity to post my blog & information.
    My blog deals with living a biblically centered life. Most subjects are focused on Marriage/Family issues as well as general discipleship.
    Blog title is Directed Path Ministries Blog
    Blog Link: http://directedpath.wordpress.com
    Twitter Link: http://twitter.com/BradleyDWatson

  89. Hello,

    Not sure if I fit in here for the only relevance I may have is that I hope to have my own counseling practice soon, as I fight for the hearts of men and families.

    Right now my blog is a journal of my life and figuring out my walk with God. As I continue in my MA it will transition into a place people can find hope and direction in life.

    Anyway, the logistics:

    http://www.roccocapra.com/blog
    http://www.twitter.com/rosacola

    Thanks,
    Rocco

  90. Thank you Mike!

    My blog shares some of the adventures I encounter while living on planet earth. I have worked in the area of administration for thiry years and incorporate some of the wisdom I have gained mixed with faith and my life adventures.

    Blog: http://adventuresofladyesther.blogspot.com/
    Twitter: EstherRennick

  91. Thank you for sharing your blog Colin

  92. Name: Coy Davidson
    Blog: “The Tenant Advisor”. http://www.coydavidson.com/

    I assist corporations and businesses globally with their office space and facility requirements, identifying optimal, cost effective locations, structuring transactions and corporate real estate strategy that compliments their business objectives.

    Twitter: http://twitter.com/CoyDavidsonCRE
    Twitter: http://twitter.com/SocialMediaCRE
    Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/TenantAdvisor
    Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/SocialMediaCRE
    Linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/coydavidson

  93. My pleasure Michael. I'll definitely be checking your blog out this weekend. I love all the interest we've had from pastors. Thanks again for making yourself known to this audience.

  94. Thanks Tony and you have a great weekend as well.

  95. Thanks for the opportunity, Mike!

    My site/blog is only 2 weeks old, and is titled MY JOURNEY HIS PURPOSE (Thoughts on faith, community, and leadership…)
    You can find it here: http://www.leebuford.com/

    Would appreciate feedback and comments from anyone who visits…thanks for taking the time to drop by the site!

    I would also love to connect with your readers on Twitter: @LeeBuford (http://www.twitter.com/LeeBuford)

    Thanks again!

  96. Welcome Esther – I'm glad you decided to share your life's adventures with us. I'm sure we'll all benefit for your experiences. Best wishes Esther.

  97. Hi Rocco:

    No worries about fitting-in here. I'm not sure I fit in anywhere, but that's another story altogether:) You'll find lots of counselors, consultants, advisors and the like here to share with. Thanks again Rocco.

  98. Hi Coy:

    Thanks for stopping by and sharing what you do. I think you may be the first commercial real estate practitioner we've had comment today. Best wishes Coy.

  99. Thanks for stopping by Bradley. Welcome.

  100. Hi Elliot:

    Leadership, music and even the occasional random thought will have you fitting-in well here. Welcome.

  101. A laudable cause Tom…Welcome.

  102. Hi Dave:

    I'm not sure whether I should be gaining or losing weight between the ears – guess it depends on who you ask:) Thanks for stopping by Dave.

  103. Joe Sewell
    Blog: Consider †his! http://conthis.blogspot.com
    Mostly Biblical thoughts, though a few nutty jokes have been known to creep in.

    Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/ultrajoe
    Twitter: @joe_sewell

    (Former author/editor/maintainer The Ultra[man] FAQ, now offline due to lack of time on my part.)

  104. Hi Meredith:

    Thanks for stopping by and sharing. If you're not familiar with Meredith, I'd strongly recommend her for both her knowledge and kindness. Have a great weekend Meredith.

  105. Pramita:

    If you're new to blogging this is a great place to be. Lots of very smart people to network and collaborate with. Best wishes on your new blog Pramita.

  106. Hi Lee:

    Thanks for stopping by. I took a quick look at your blog and think you're off to a great start. Good choice of theme, well written, and insightful perspective.

    Even though my perspective might be a bit different, I particularly enjoyed your post on "Leadership Overload." I don't think there can ever be too much quality information in circulation on the topic of leadership. The operative word in the previous sentence obviously being quality. Following are a few post that might be of interest t you:

    http://www.n2growth.com/blog/defending-leadership...
    http://www.n2growth.com/blog/examining-leadership...

  107. Hi Lee:

    Thanks for stopping by. I took a quick look at your blog and think you're off to a great start. Good choice of theme, well written, and insightful perspective.

    Even though my perspective might be a bit different, I particularly enjoyed your post on "Leadership Overload." I don't think there can ever be too much quality information in circulation on the topic of leadership. The operative word in the previous sentence obviously being quality. Following are a few post that might be of interest t you:

    http://www.n2growth.com/blog/defending-leadership...
    http://www.n2growth.com/blog/examining-leadership...

  108. Thanks Lee…I think we're on the same page. Enjoy your weekend.

  109. Thanks Mike!
    http://troymonaco.com
    http://twitter.com/troymonaco
    The troymonaco school of brand relations*
    Have a great weekend!

  110. Thanks so much Mike.

    http://theperkinsblog.com/
    http://theperkinsblog.com/feed/
    twitter @pastorMichaelP

    I write about my daily walk with Christ, Scripture, and life in general.

  111. Thanks for the feedback, Mike, and for sharing those two posts! I agree completely with your perspective, especially in that there are way to many "wannabes" and self-declared experts in the field.

    I think the voluminous nature of "leadership" material makes it challenging for folks to sift through and find the good stuff. I'm grateful for solid, go-to sites such as yours that are helpful for all. Keep up the good work, and thanks again!

  112. My company, JPL, has two blogs that may be of interest to your readers:
    Converge: Strategy and Digital Marketing – http://blog.jplcreative.com/
    Learning Solutions – http://learningsolutions.jplcreative.com/
    Both blogs highlight the expertise or our team members who consult in those areas.Let us know what you think.

  113. Thanks Mike…awesome idea.

    My blog is about developing others to make a difference in their world…it is a mixture of leadership, church, social media and a little personal that I believe will help others go to the next level in their life.

    Blog Link: http://www.jasoncurlee.com
    Twitter Link: http://www.twitter.com/JasonCurlee

  114. Hey Mike. I hope I'm not posting this too late to be included.

    My blog is http://the247entrepreneur.com/ where I write about the entrepreneurial lifestyle, and include tips for other Entrepreneurs.

    I can be found on twitter @ http://twitter.com/cshanes and on facebook @ http://facebook.com/cshanes

    Thanks!

  115. What a great idea, Mike! Thanks for running with it – way to LEAD!!____My blog: http://sagestone.wordpress.com/__The focus is on Authentic Leadership – employing a philosophy of leadership at all levels and encouraging everyone to lead with their strengths to work toward common goals. Authentic Leadership is people-focused, values-based and we believe leaders can have a positive impact on people's lives, as well as business results! You can also follow me on Twitter: @eschreyer

  116. Hi Erin:

    Thanks for stopping by. If you don't follow Erin already I would strongly recommend that you start. Solid leadership advice from an always positive person.

  117. Thanks for stopping by and I look forward to reading your material.

  118. Welcome Jason – I'll be sure and check out your information, and thanks for stopping by. Best wishes Jason.

  119. My twitter stream is primarily about commercial real estate. @djh11375

  120. Hi Damon:

    Thanks for stopping by and sharing your Twitter ID. Best wishes Damon.

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  122. I write small stories .

  123. Name Martin Haworth
    Blog (all about management and leadership) http://www.coachtrainlearn.com/blog
    Twitter mphcoach
    RSS http://feeds2.feedburner.com/CoachTrainLearn

    Thanks!

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