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  1. Andrew Cocks on January 3, 2010 at 5:04 am

    I think i’m going to go with DEVELOP

    I’m graduating from university in June here in the UK. Currently when I take a break from studying I’m developing a Social Media training programme for small businesses in my local area.

    Therefore this year I really want to immerse myself more in the social media community and develop both the course and myself into a crucial asset in the Social Media world.

    Good to aim I guess?



  2. Barb White on January 3, 2010 at 4:09 am

    Thanks for sharing this Mari. This is a new concept for me – the one word theme. I can see it could be very powerful. I’m going to ponder a word for this year for me and my business.



  3. Martin Hogg on January 3, 2010 at 1:33 am

    I love the simplicity of the one word (just like the simple one click!), last year’s would have been INNOVATION. This year it will be ACTION! I ended 2009 with a 20 page list of amendments to my web designer- I learned so much last year-
    Thanks Mari and team- we are really seeing dividends from communicating with our customers using social media
    :-p Martin



  4. Phil Jarone on January 3, 2010 at 12:49 am

    Sounds like you are experiencing the growing pains that many businesses go through when a business grows to the point that the very thing that has made it grow and be successful, the hard work of the owner is now the very thing that is holding it back. Thats what can make it hard to let go and delegate sometimes.



  5. Julian Bergquist on January 3, 2010 at 12:18 am

    This is awesome insight.

    I posted a recording of a call I hosted last week with Dave Logan (co-author of Tribal Leadership) that can help you and your readers unlock the key to creating TEAM in your businesses.

    Call #1-3 explored how Entrepreneurs can grow their businesses using new techniques of networking, strategy models, and how to structure your teams.

    Call #4 addressed the fundamental inner limitations most people have hard wired into their being about creating teams.

    Most Entrepreneurs founded their businesses because they want to be “independent” and not have a boss, thus they are at odds to the very nature of TEAM. Or the want to be the boss and tell people what they want done which is an old model of command and control.

    Explore the New Model – Download Tribal Entrepreneur (Call #4)
    http://www.LivePowerfully.com/calls



  6. Sue Wickes on January 3, 2010 at 12:16 am

    TEAM is also my theme for this year Mari. I need to build an awesome outsource team to assist me to take my online marketing consulting business to the next level. I will let you know how I go and will follow your progress with great interest.



  7. Kasia Rachfall on January 2, 2010 at 11:49 pm

    What a brilliant idea!! I absolutely love the thought of picking a theme for the year and am busy thinking about what I want my theme to be.

    I am just now reading Jack Canfield’s book “The Success Principles” and of course, its so profound! I’ve been looking for a better way to run my business and now that I am clear about what I do know, I am having teachers show up that teach me what I don’t know! This brilliant idea of Theme Word for 2010 will fit right in with the other work I’m doing from Canfield’s book.

    Thank you, Mari, for your constant stream of inspiration and positive energy. I am blessed that the universe connected me to your wisdom. 🙂 Namaste.



  8. Lisa Spector on January 2, 2010 at 11:48 pm

    I have been choosing a new motto for every year for 16 years now. It started with “Soar in ’94”. Last year was, “I connect with the Divine in 2009!” This year, it’s more about my personal life, “I attract emotionally available men in 2010.” I have tended to focus so much on my work life, that this just feels fun for me to change my focus this year.



  9. Rachel Karl on January 2, 2010 at 11:43 pm

    Mari, this is a great idea! I’m thinking your theme for 2008 best describes mine for 2010. So my theme will be FOCUS – “Follow One Course Until Successful.”

    I did a lot of great things as a copywriter in 2009, but I’m really wanting to focus on one main area of specialty these days. Just to simplify things and become the go-to expert, I’ve chosen email marketing since it’s something I love doing, and I’ve been able to help my clients see great returns in this area!

    Thanks for theme idea, Mari!



  10. Pam Brossman on January 2, 2010 at 11:32 pm

    I love your keyword Mari as it is where you are at and something that I will be focusing on also in 2010. But my keyword for 2010 is GROW!. My focus this year is on growing professionally, personally and spiritually and helping others to grow with me. Social media allows me to fulfil this goal easily and I am really excited to see my business grow while helping others to grow theirs in 2010.

    To our success.
    Cheers
    Pam



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