Alt Summit and The Woman-centric Perspective

I'm with you. If I didn't like Ali's products to help me tell my stories I'd have zero interest in her. I'm certainly not interested in her lifestyle or wellness journey. For the most part it's shiney happy people trying to sell stuff by projecting a life that is just fake (or at least not a balanced representation of their true life) and don't even get me started on "curating" whatever!. Immediate roll eyes and cross the street reaction from me. I have even less time for Amy Tangerine.

According to Ali, Amy's talk today was on managing multiple revenue streams. I think we've seen examples of that just a bit!

Hit the nail on the head!

I’ve seen posts from alt summit in the past and it’s basically women entrepreneurs patting each other on the back for being women entrepreneurs. As far as Amy tan being the go to on multiple revenue streams—dude I’ve been managing multiple revenue streams for years. It’s what my husband pays me to do. It’s my actual job.

I feel the same way as you. I have to say this is my issue, but I do better with life when I limit my time on social media. My life is not and will never be perfect (FAR from it!). My intentional living is to NOT compare myself to others. I do my thing my own way. It used to make me sad seeing some of these things, knowing it cannot happen in my life. Then, I realized how exhausting it must be. I feel bad for them now.

A few years ago my daughter was super excited to meet some famous youtube family that came to our area. One of their daughters looked miserable at this meet and greet. I feel so bad for the kids that don't have a say.

I like the idea of platform of SUCCESSFUL WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS willing to share their victories, losses, strategies or stories in business.

I don’t buy into the “perfect life” thing that we put on women. Of course their public persona is POSITVE. It’s called marketing. No one is going to spend their money supporting a businesswoman who projects a sad, negative train wreck. Who needs to pay for that? And why do we do it to women and not men?

I KNOW that I can learn Ali. She is a woman who had built a successful business while PUBLICLY facing spousal infidelity, divorce, mental illness(anxiety), a child with Autism, single parenting — and dating, blending families, trusting love, medical scares, etc. All this while struggling to be a good woman who helps and inspires others. I admire strong women a she must be KICK ASS!

Yes, her life is perfect — but not in snarky, “mean girl” ways. It’s perfect to me because she’s been through a extra, extra lot of CRAP in front of her peers and her customers and survived . She held on to her goals in order to provide for her family and now she has a SMOKIN’ HOT HUSBAND, a successful BUSINESS and is hopefully HAPPY.

If I ever make it to Alt Summit, that’s what it would be about for me. I am impressed by people who realize their dreams. I know the difference between Business Advertisements and Real Life.