Summary: Alli Worthington's story starts with losing everything. But that loss turned out to be the catalyst for a remarkable journey. She went on to co-found Blissdom and Blissdom Canada, the single largest international women's small business conference. In addition she built and sold Blissfully Domestic a magazine for women. In this interview you'll learn all about how to a sell a tribe on your vision. Here are some highlights from our chat: * Breaking the Conspicuous Consumption Cycle (http://blogcastfm.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/09/7d3a3a8bfd3ba15d07a1257a53a5d850.jpeg) * A Look at Fear and Risk in the Online World * Knowing Whether You're Building to Sell or Grow * Creating a Filter for Your Most Important Decisions * Leading People and Selling Them on Your Vision * Why You Have to Be Painfully Transparent * Why You Can't Play It Safe in Your Business * Developing Brand Partnerships and Content * How to Organically Build Relationships with Brands * The Power of Starting with Something Small * A Look at the Early Seeds of the Blissdom Conference * How Alli Built The Community and Content of Blissdom * Why Blissdom Has No Panel Based Segments * Bringing Distinctiveness to The Work That you Do * The Reason You Can't Become Completely Satisfied Tweetable Insights Include: * We have to edit out the good to make room for what's great (Click to Tweet (http://clicktotweet.com/2IbOe)) * It is simplicity that will lead to great success (Click to Tweet (http://clicktotweet.com/7Rvc0)) * For all leaders, it's important to be painfully transparent (Click to Tweet (http://clicktotweet.com/VD4UU)) Alli Worthington Business Coach & Consultant. Speaker. Strategist. Believer. Humanitarian. Serial Entrepreneur. Startup Advisor. A founder of @BlissDom. Advisor to @Safeworld. You can follow her on twitter @alli (https://twitter.com/alli). If you liked this article, would you share it with your friends? Just click here (http://clicktotweet.com/b15TE) to post it to Twitter.
