Thank You!

Thank you, Jeanette for pushing me forward in ways I could not have imagined until the 30 Day Blog Challenge.  Thank you for this platform to meet new people, to explore new ideas, and to sharpen my writing skills.

I have been following you and your work for a long time now. I continue to be a member of the Incubator and look forward to being there for a long, long time.  You personify “over deliver.”

Thank you, other 30 Day Challenge Bloggers for the support, encouragement, RTs and comments.  So many of you took the time to comment on my posts, I still have to catch up with responses, and I will.  I’ve enjoyed commenting on your posts.  I wish I could have done more but keeping up with the challenge was just about all I could add to my plate at the time.  I will continue reading your posts and commenting.

I look forward to continued connections with many of you.  I look forward to some joint ventures, guest blogging and having you as guests on my teleseminars or podcasts.  I look forward to helping promote you and your services just as you have offered to do for me.  Thank you.

This last day of the Challenge is similar to leaving one of my favorite conferences.  I’m exhausted, I’ll miss all the fun and the wonderful interactions, but most of all, I’ll miss new-found friends.

To my readers, thank you for continuing to read my posts. I hope you’ll always find something here that will help you to uncover your brilliance in one way or another.  This post is a bit off the track from what you are used to seeing here at the “Uncover Your Brilliance Blog.”  However, this post is a testimony to how I continue to uncover my brilliance.  If you like, you can comment and ask me more about what this is all about.

Thanks to my clients who gave me some extra breathing room.  You are important to me and I will always cherish our relationships.

Finally, thanks to my husband.  He put up with me and my seemingly neglect of him.  Our first wedding anniversary was Monday.  We celebrated with a dinner cruise on the Bateau New York. Right up until the time we were meant to leave, I was working on a post, sitting here at the computer in my little black dress and heels.   He was patiently pacing and waiting for me to get into the car so we could be on our way only to hear once more, “just one more sentence, Honey.”  Thank you. I love you, sweetie.

Thanks to all of you.  Here’s to your brilliance!!!