#INFLUENCERDRIVE: JILLIAN BULLOCK TALKS EMPOWERMENT, MOVIES, MOTIVATION AND TECH!

 

Jillian Bullock: Inspirational Influencer! 

Definitely a name to watch. Jillian kindly sat down with us and answered some questions. A real pleasure. 




 

1: Tell us about your latest projects:

I recently launched my health, fitness and wellness Youtube channel called Mind, Body, Spirit Connection where I give people advice, tips, and information on how they can get in the best physical, mental, spiritual, and sexual condition in their lives regardless of their age.

 

I am also in development on a new film I wrote and will produce and direct. It’s called Rebirth and involves boxing.

 

 

2: What turns a victim into a victor?

It’s all about mindset. Learning how to build resilience. Channeling positive energy by being around positive, productive people. Reading books and watching videos on success, victorhood, happiness, health, and wellness. Letting go of excuses. Not having a pity party every chance you get. Having gratitude for what is good in your life right now. 

Releasing negative thought patterns. Doing activities that help change you for the better, like exercising, yoga and meditation, and eating healthy foods. Eliminating negative behaviors – stop smoking or doing drugs, drinking alcohol excessively, not getting 7-8 hours of sleep, being in toxic relationships.

 

3: What movies inspired you in your own writing?

 

I watch many movies, which are mainly drama and thrillers. Movies like Identity, Get Out, Seven, The Departed, Black Swan, Gone Girl, Shutter Island, No Country For Old Men, all Mission Impossible movies, and anything done by Quentin Tarantino.

 

4: What tech apps can you not live without? 

  • Grammarly Business                                                                                                                                        
  • Health Sync                                                                                                                                               
  •  FibriCheck

 

                 


                                                                             

 

5: Secret to your success, as an 'influencer' and motivator? 

 

My success as an influencer and motivator is being true to who I am. I share many of my experiences of my past how I was once a homeless, drug addicted prostitute and how I turned my life around to become successful. I am also very knowledgeable about fitness, health, wellness and nutrition, so I share my knowledge with others. 

I share my past struggles with weight, and how I lost 50 pounds and got healthy, reversed Type II diabetes. People find my information helpful. As a filmmaker, I share my on-set productions with people, especially since I wear the hats of writer, director, producer, actor, and fight choreographer. 

Hardly any other female, especially one of color, wears those five hats. I also motivate people to live their dreams and not give in to what family, friends, co-workers, society says. My motto – “When your dreams die, you die.”


THANK YOU, JILLIAN! We try to play our part, too, in building better futures:

Try: Sustainability Roadmap

And: City Maps

Or: Augmented World

And this company, right here, which I have come across in my research.

If you are still reading at this stage then also check out these two:

Airports

Locations

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

#INFLUENCERDRIVE: Christel Holst-Sande Cowdrey .

Image
    #INFLUENCERDRIVE. Well, it’s the series with the biggest hits, so far. Which means, we are picking the biggest hitters, right? And one cannot really get much higher an achiever than an all-round polymath: She’s clever, intuitive, insightful, glamorous, ambitious and fascinating. Queen of Chelsea herself, Christel Holst-Sande Cowdrey. We were lucky enough to be able to pick the lady’s brains on a number of life enhancing topics. Here we go!           1: Plug your latest project(s). What are you up to and when can we see/hear about it etc? In February 2023, my second book, How to Fire Your Husband in Easy Steps (A Miraculous Divorce)   will be launched. Alongside, will be the book of steps and an online course. My first book Imagine A Healthy You went to international bestseller status, which was so exciting (and mind boggling), but then, the purpose of writing a book is to inspire and maybe help another in succeeding where there may be similar challenges.
Read more

#INFLUENCERDRIVE. Drusilla Harris talks music, teaching, dance, tech, aesthetics and inspiration.

Image
Here we go, as part of the influencer series on inspirational women.  DRUSILLA HARRIS: A name to watch. A talent to observe. A creative drive to learn from!  1:   Musician, composer, dancer, choreographer, teacher: rank those in order of enjoyment, priority and fulfilment. Also, how does one intersect with and drive the other?    The musician and the dancer developed together as a child. My parents were musicians and the whole family had to practice every day. I had weekly dance lessons - ballet from 3 and then tap and jazz as a teen- but I also used to find music to play and dance to as my number one leisure activity from as young as 5, when my Grandma gave me and my younger sister our first tiny little transistor radios.  We would get up early, go down to the basement, find the same station on each radio so it was louder and felt fuller, and dance away together before anyone else was up. We would always dress up for this. Basically, I danced every day of my life and still do. I just
Read more

What CityMapper, Blippar et al CAN'T quite do?

Image
 Or rather? Maybe they DO it. But those features are not yet flagged up or tailored enough.  We have been talking, at some considerable length, regarding the many features and advantages which define travel focused applications of late. And one cannot in any way diminish those strengths. However, it is equally important to note that there are a number of urban themes which pervade the travel experience and it is in THOSE areas where the NEXT big app will take off.  In no particular order, a non exhaustive list, as follows: 1: DISABILITY!   We assume, immediately, a visible or aesthetically obvious point. Wheelchairs and so on. But think of say, DYSPRAXIA? Visual impairment and all the many iterations of limitation on one's ability to be truly mobile. An app that guides them through EVERY step of a journey, beyond simple tips/directions? ESSENTIAL. And in its way? STILL not 'there', yet.  2: AGE!   It is a problem. Older population. They do not all have to decline, btw. Many
Read more