Jill Lublin, tell me about your vision.
Well, you know, vision is an ongoing process.
And right now, my vision, meaning it's an evolutionary process, in my opinion,
and I would tell you right now my vision is continuing to really be a light for people in the world of PR,
to be an inspiration that it's time to get your message out.
And so to that extent, I offer media mastery intensives and we do them once a quarter.
And I love, you know, having people in there.
My vision is over 100 people every time.
And then additionally, I've been doing these kindness circles based on my book, The Prophet of Kindness.
And what I would love to do, you know, we have over a thousand people now in the community.
It's completely free to join us.
And my vision is to get a sponsor to go out with the kind of, frankly,
marketing and advertising that I'd really like to have behind me.
And although we're growing well organically, you know, there's something to be said about the whole world of being,
shall we say, supported and uplifted through sponsorship.
And then my vision for that is to have kindness circles all around the world that are facilitated and led.
I love that. And audience, you know, I wouldn't know this.
I met Jill Lublin at a small conference, Habitual Warrior Conference, several years ago.
And I was not ready to get on stage.
I was I was going through a divorce. I had just gone through a divorce and I wasn't sure how to talk about that.
And she invited somebody to come up on the stage to have a PR experience.
And I put my hand up. I knew I was ready to figure this out, ready to get in there and figure out what I needed to figure out.
And Jill helped me understand a framework about PR Media.
It was one of the first times that I got to be trained on it.
And right there in front of 100 to 200 people, you did an excellent job of coaching me with that pressure on you and on me and helping me feel comfortable with it.
And I was like, wow, this is amazing. This is awesome.
I can't wait to stay in touch, you know, and see what we can do with this.
And that has been such a blessing for my ability to launch this show and to be able to help the people that I help in different capacities.
You just never know, right? When you plant a seed, you never know what's going to grow out of that seed.
And everything that that you guys see or hear as you're listening to this podcast, there's a strong root connected to what Jill Lublin did for me.
Oh, thank you. That is so kind. And, you know, it ties right in to number one, you never know the impact you're having on people.
But also that publicity is like a gardening process and you have to plant seeds, literally what you're saying, and watch them grow.
And that, you know, you and we are all evolutionary beings.
So you plant seeds in different times for different projects, different aspects of where you are in your own growth and you watch them grow.
That's exactly right. And I hope entrepreneurs who I see, I see so many rip the seeds out, you know, or say that that seed didn't work.
They're expecting it to grow tomorrow. When it takes longer to do that, we need to express patience.
You know, if I want results, I need to be able to have the patience to cultivate.
And it is, law of the harvest is a phenomenal power in addition to many other laws like the law of what's the one everybody talks about?
Reciprocity?
Law of reciprocity, law of attraction, right? These are important.
If you gravitate towards paying attention to how to implement them in your lives, then again, I'm just a byproduct of Jill planting one of those seeds in my life.
So let's look at where did this vision come from? Where did it all get started?
You know, I think the part of me that is the publicity piece and the messenger of messengers, that probably started when really in a way just a natural talent to a certain extent.
And, you know, it also came from selling something and then discovering my true talent, which is exciting.
You know, the reality is that sometimes we find our best next step, our vision from sometimes a failure at first, you know, and that's okay.
And I think some of us really have to be okay with that, that you stumble into your next step.
I don't I think that's really true for many of us.
For me.
Yeah, exactly.
Many times.
Yes. And I think that one of you know, some of us should just be okay with that, that we're going to stumble into our path, so to speak.
And it's a beautiful thing.
Failing forward, right? There's a book on it.
Yes.
It is wonderful. And that's how we start life is rolling around, you know, then crawling around and then stumbling around and tripping.
And it doesn't really change as we get older, we begin to realize that that's life.
Yeah, yeah. And certain people come in, they know exactly.
Listen, my one of my first boyfriends, he told me this great story about coming to kindergarten with a with a doctor's bag.
And he's like, What are you all doing here? I came here to be a doctor. I didn't come here to drink juice and cookies.
I mean, that's what he said. He was very and by the way, he became a doctor. He was very clear.
So, you know, I think some people are just like that. And some most of us stumble upon a path.
That's so awesome.
Well, Jill, I'd love to have you back again and again. Really, there's there's so much we can explore and so much value that the audience can get out of this.
That if you have the ability to make the time, we'd be happy to host you again.
And vision pros, if you're looking for PR media, you're looking to spread the word.
I'm a huge believer in PR media. The greatest case study in relation to growth period in our modern society world is Elon Musk selling the Model 3.
And when it comes to big companies, I love you talked about sponsorships and awareness campaigns.
I do see that 99 percent of companies that are doing really, really well have a massive budget dedicated to advertising and the awareness that's driven by it.
And there's things you can learn through advertising that you can't learn through any other medium.
But as I was doing the case study, one company defied that logic and it was Tesla.
Tesla had zero advertising budget.
They did everything through PR media and making sure that the marketing in-house, how they present their brand and the user experience was that that was on point.
But all of that was for the sake of driving the PR media forward.
So if you're not working with the PR media expert, I highly recommend seeing what all Jill has and what she's up to and she'll hopefully see back in the future.
I look forward to it. Thanks so much. Absolutely. Vision Pros. We'll see you on the next show.