Comments on: 100 and Counting http://www.marcresearch.com/blogs/merrill/2007/04/04/100-and-counting/ The thoughts and experiences of Merrill Dubrow Tue, 06 Jan 2009 11:20:33 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Karen Dawson http://www.marcresearch.com/blogs/merrill/2007/04/04/100-and-counting/#comment-7604 Karen Dawson Sat, 21 Apr 2007 21:47:08 +0000 http://www.marcresearch.com/blogs/merrill/2007/04/04/100-and-counting/#comment-7604 I've enjoyed all your blogs, particularly the personal ones, as we have similar interests in sports, travel and Boston. I suppose it's those similar interests which compel someone to respond to them. You are a very good writer, and have a wonderful personal, friendly style. I applaud your efforts! I’ve enjoyed all your blogs, particularly the personal ones, as we have similar interests in sports, travel and Boston. I suppose it’s those similar interests which compel someone to respond to them. You are a very good writer, and have a wonderful personal, friendly style. I applaud your efforts!

]]> By: Lorri http://www.marcresearch.com/blogs/merrill/2007/04/04/100-and-counting/#comment-7162 Lorri Mon, 09 Apr 2007 19:02:49 +0000 http://www.marcresearch.com/blogs/merrill/2007/04/04/100-and-counting/#comment-7162 Merrill -- I love your blog because it is so real and personal whether you are talking about professional, political, personal, .......etc. issues. It is like hearing from a friend with whom you have a lot in common. I look forward to that email on Mon/Wed/Fri letting me a new one has been posted. (Actually, I always have to check my spam because the email typically goes into "that file.") I get concerned if I don't see it. I read every one. I reply when I have time immediately or shortly after reading it (and of course, if I have an opinion). If too much time elapses, I get caught up in other things even though I might intend on replying. Keep it up. It is certainly something that brightens up my day! I have enjoyed every topic. It is fantastic. And congratulations ...on #100 ... please, please keep it going! Merrill — I love your blog because it is so real and personal whether you are talking about professional, political, personal, …….etc. issues. It is like hearing from a friend with whom you have a lot in common. I look forward to that email on Mon/Wed/Fri letting me a new one has been posted. (Actually, I always have to check my spam because the email typically goes into “that file.”) I get concerned if I don’t see it. I read every one. I reply when I have time immediately or shortly after reading it (and of course, if I have an opinion). If too much time elapses, I get caught up in other things even though I might intend on replying.

Keep it up. It is certainly something that brightens up my day! I have enjoyed every topic. It is fantastic. And congratulations …on #100 … please, please keep it going!

]]> By: 'Mr Will' Willie Martin http://www.marcresearch.com/blogs/merrill/2007/04/04/100-and-counting/#comment-7143 'Mr Will' Willie Martin Mon, 09 Apr 2007 12:33:20 +0000 http://www.marcresearch.com/blogs/merrill/2007/04/04/100-and-counting/#comment-7143 Merrill, Congratulations on the milestone! As a wise person once taught me, repetition is recognition. Keep doing what you do! Pics will be coming your way later today. Peace! Merrill,
Congratulations on the milestone! As a wise person once taught me, repetition is recognition. Keep doing what you do!

Pics will be coming your way later today.

Peace!

]]> By: Naomi Walters http://www.marcresearch.com/blogs/merrill/2007/04/04/100-and-counting/#comment-7053 Naomi Walters Sat, 07 Apr 2007 15:41:20 +0000 http://www.marcresearch.com/blogs/merrill/2007/04/04/100-and-counting/#comment-7053 Merill, the ones I love the most are the more personal ones - who has impacted your life and why and how your family is opening your eyes to new possibilites. I enjoy your blogs since they are written on a more "talkative" style rather than lecturing or just informative. They make you want to read to find out what is happening - "kind o like talking directly wth you!" Thanks for the smiles and the bits of knowledge along the way. Naomi Walters, AMA Merill, the ones I love the most are the more personal ones - who has impacted your life and why and how your family is opening your eyes to new possibilites. I enjoy your blogs since they are written on a more “talkative” style rather than lecturing or just informative. They make you want to read to find out what is happening - “kind o like talking directly wth you!” Thanks for the smiles and the bits of knowledge along the way. Naomi Walters, AMA

]]> By: Toby http://www.marcresearch.com/blogs/merrill/2007/04/04/100-and-counting/#comment-6931 Toby Fri, 06 Apr 2007 01:32:11 +0000 http://www.marcresearch.com/blogs/merrill/2007/04/04/100-and-counting/#comment-6931 Merrill - 100 posts .. quite a milestone in blogopshere accomplishments. Congrats! Love the way you combine industry news, your personal passions, a dash of M/A/R/C with your unqiue style and personality. Looking forward to the next 100. Merrill - 100 posts .. quite a milestone in blogopshere accomplishments. Congrats! Love the way you combine industry news, your personal passions, a dash of M/A/R/C with your unqiue style and personality. Looking forward to the next 100.

]]> By: Laurie http://www.marcresearch.com/blogs/merrill/2007/04/04/100-and-counting/#comment-6921 Laurie Thu, 05 Apr 2007 22:51:57 +0000 http://www.marcresearch.com/blogs/merrill/2007/04/04/100-and-counting/#comment-6921 Congratulations, Merrill, on the reaching this milepost. To respond to some of your questions: my favorites are when you reflect on your personal experiences and observations related to our industry, the challenges of leading M/A/R/C, etc. Recent favorites include "Attention Researchers," "Attention MRA Members," and "Attention VPs..." and "Four Favorite Words." What makes me post a comment? Obligation to let you know I appreciate what you've shared, or something you wrote strikes a chord. Why haven't I posted a comment (I think I've post twice) - because I'm usually reading at work and don't want to take the time to compose a reply. I figure I'll just share my comments next time I see you, which doesn't happen often, though. Congratulations, Merrill, on the reaching this milepost.

To respond to some of your questions: my favorites are when you reflect on your personal experiences and observations related to our industry, the challenges of leading M/A/R/C, etc. Recent favorites include “Attention Researchers,” “Attention MRA Members,” and “Attention VPs…” and “Four Favorite Words.”

What makes me post a comment? Obligation to let you know I appreciate what you’ve shared, or something you wrote strikes a chord.

Why haven’t I posted a comment (I think I’ve post twice) - because I’m usually reading at work and don’t want to take the time to compose a reply. I figure I’ll just share my comments next time I see you, which doesn’t happen often, though.

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