Just over the halfway point, I’ve had a blast during this Blogathon with a dozen of my fellow authors and professional speakers. It has given me a reason to “virtually” move out of my surroundings to visit the sites of my fellow bloggers. Check them out and see what you discover on your expanded horizons!
Jackie Dishner, a travel writer, loves biking with “mental” components. Visit http://bikewithjackie.blogspot.com and her fabulous new travel blog, http://www/thephoenixtraveler.com
Susan Ratliff is a trade show expert who shares great ideas for entrepreneurs to increase their visibility at http://www.blingmybooth.com
Andrea Beaulieu teaches how to find your authentic voice and live life at its best at http://www.ConspiracyOfLove.net
Mimi Meredith inspires people to build better lives, workplaces, and communities at http://blog.thegoodnessgrows.com/
Beth Terry shares commonsense solutions to everyday work and life issues at http://corporatecowgirl.com
Vickie Mullins is a designer of logos and print collateral who shows her stuff at http://vickiemullins.wordpress.com
Stanley Bronstein, Mr. Achiever, motivates people to perform at their best. http://stanleybronstein.com
Suzanne Holman, a productivity coach, helps you earn the millions that you deserve at http://www.LessonsforYourMillionDollarLife.com
Suzy Graven, an inspiring speaker and life/business coach, offers a fresh perspective for women who feel stuck in their professional and personal lives at http://articles.secretsofthesavvywoman.com
Stephanie Angelo helps organizations raise productivity by reducing domestic violence at http://hressential.com/wordpress
Quinn McDonald is a trainer, speaker, and life/creativity coach who blogs at http://quinncreative.wordpress.com/
Arlene Rosenberg, a professional and personal development coach and consultant, provides tips and tools to help executives and entrepreneurs get to the next level in business at www.leadingachievers.com
Jean McFarland at http://bulliesamongus.blogspot.com does consulting and speaking on cross-cultural and conflict-oriented business behaviors
And of course, I’d love to have you come back here and visit regularly - better yet, tell me what you’d like to see me write about!
Michelle
