Do the Dream to Air in San Francisco

(Novato, CA)... Jill Lublin, internationally acclaimed speaker and best selling author of the books, Guerrilla Publicity and Networking Magic, announces that her radio show, Do the Dream!, will air on the Clear Channel Broadcasting station, KQKE, The Quake, 960 am, in San Francisco on Sundays from 5 — 6 pm.

Each and every week Jill Lublin interviews captains of industry, celebrities, and every day people as they share their story of how they did their dream! Do the Dream! is a warm and touching program that explores the motivation for and the results of, following your dream -- showing how one person can make a difference. Uplifting and entertaining, Do the Dream! inspires hope and possibility, sharing with listeners an open window to view the experience that comes from following one's dreams and making a real difference in the world. Guests will include: Deepak Chopra, Jack Canfield, John Gray, Don Miguel Ruiz, Marc Allen, Deborah Santana, and many others.

Host, Jill Lublin says, "It's time for good news. I feel that there must be a place where people can tune in, get inspired, and know their life makes a difference."

Jill Lublin is the author of two national best selling books, Guerrilla Publicity (which is considered the PR bible and is used in university marketing courses) and Networking Magic (which went to #1 at Barnes and Noble). She is a renowned strategist and international speaker. As the CEO of the strategic consulting firm, Promising Promotion, Jill has created successful techniques that implement bottom line results. Jill is founder of GoodNews Media, Inc., a company specializing in positive news. She is currently the host of the nationally syndicated radio show, Do the Dream, where she interviews celebrities who have achieved their dreams. Jill has recently been featured in the New York Times, Woman's Day, and Entrepreneur Magazine, as well as on ABC, NBC, CBS radio and TV national affiliates. Jill is currently working on her third book and has a new TV show called The Connecting Minute.