A Gift from Within to the World

In a world brimming with strategies, market analyses, and predictions, maybe there will be room for unique path that I have named "Markeitng Of The Heart." Imagine that within our hearts, we carry unique treasures—gifts from God—that have the power to change others' lives. It might sound a bit like a fairy tale, but this approach focuses on authenticity, faith, and a deep belief that what is best in us is meant to be shared with the world.

Picture running a vinyl record pressing plant and a cozy lakeside bistro. Every day, you pour your heart into these projects, believing that God has placed you on this path to share your gift. It’s not just about selling a few records or serving a tasty meal—it’s about creating a space where people can feel something more. Perhaps they find a moment of respite, inspiration, or even connect with values that are important to you.

Marketing of the heart is not a strategy you can learn from textbooks. It’s an approach that requires the courage to be yourself, even if it sometimes means facing criticism. As the Bible says, "If God is for us, who can be against us?"—and that’s how you might approach this endeavor. Being open about your values might attract people who share similar beliefs while also stirring reactions in those who do not agree. And that’s okay! After all, as Barbara Sykutowska said, “Don't be afraid to be different, be afraid to be the same as others.!”—and maybe you are that different person?

One might think that not having traditional marketing plans is a weakness. But in heart-centered marketing, it’s not about a perfectly planned campaign. What attracts people is authenticity and passion. When we communicate what’s in our hearts, the right people find us naturally. It’s like a magically woven connection that surprises us with its naturalness and genuineness. Sometimes it’s a moment when a customer simply feels they are in the right place, even if they can’t always put it into words.

So, marketing of the heart is not just a business—it’s a way of life. It’s the daily choices that reflect our deepest values. It’s the smile served with coffee, the music flowing from the soul of an artist who decided to release their record with POLVINYL, the warm welcome in the bistro where people feel at home. It’s also the tough moments when we doubt if we’re doing the right thing. But in those moments, it’s worth remembering that what we do has meaning if it’s done with love.

At the end of the day, marketing of the heart is a journey—sometimes bumpy, sometimes full of surprises, but always led by the heart. And that’s what makes it special. In a world full of chaos and haste, such an approach can be like a breath of fresh air. So, let’s move forward boldly, with our hearts on our sleeves, because who knows what wonders still lie ahead?