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Master Your Bliss Life

Author: Lia Bliss

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Every entrepreneur has a story — the leap of faith, the late nights, the breakthroughs, and the moments that changed everything. 


On Master Your Bliss Life, host Lia Bliss sits down with entrepreneurs who've turned their passion into purpose, exploring the real, unfiltered journeys behind their success. From the pivotal decisions that shaped their paths to the hard-won lessons they learned along the way, each episode is a candid conversation about what it truly takes to build a life and business you love.


Whether you're just starting out or scaling to the next level, these stories will inspire you to keep going — and remind you that your bliss is worth the pursuit.


Lia knows the entrepreneurial journey firsthand. She started with cringy YouTube empowerment videos, a background in fashion and retail, and zero corporate pedigree — and turned it into Bliss Magic Consulting, a thriving LinkedIn strategy firm trusted by teams at Fidelity, T. Rowe Price, UBS, and beyond. 


After 8+ years of mastering LinkedIn strategy, personal branding, and business systems, she now trains executives, sales teams, and organizations across the country as a keynote speaker and consultant. 


Her philosophy? Show up with the energy that you've already made it, even when you haven't — and never stop learning from the people around you.

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I want a lot of money and I'm not even a little bit sorry about it. Somewhere along the way women got trained that wanting a certain lifestyle, asking for what you're worth, saying out loud that you want more — that all of that makes you a bad person. It doesn't. Being a bad person makes you a bad person. You can be ethical, sleep well at night, step on exactly nobody, and still want the whole thing. This week I'm talking with Daniella Moiseyev, who has spent close to 30 years in financial se...
I have hated the "start with why" exercise my entire coaching life. You know the one — you say what you want, someone asks why, and why, and why again, until you supposedly hit some noble, world-saving reason underneath it all. Every single time I did it I landed in the exact same place: because I want it. And then I'd throw judgment all over myself for not having a save-the-whales answer. This week in my coaching group I finally got language for why that never worked on me — and it turns out...
I've never told this story publicly before: for the five years after my son was born, I was heavily discouraged from going into entrepreneurship — told, essentially, that starting a business or hiring a coach could put my child support at risk. No shade to anyone; we all operate from where we think safety lives. But when I finally started my business, I cleaned out my 401(k) to do it. Less than twenty grand, a bigger tax bill than I bargained for, and zero regrets. Katherine calls that an "al...
Two years in, something clicked for me: for the first stretch of a business you say yes to everything, and then one day you wake up and realize it's time to start saying no. Last week Laura got me thinking about that, and this week I went down the rabbit hole — because the thing nobody tells you when you're just trying to make rent is that the real money isn't in running the business. It's in building something you can walk away from. This one's about the least sexy, most important work you'l...
Every so often you sit down with someone and realize you've been quietly running the same playbook in two different lanes, she does video, I do LinkedIn, and the whole conversation just turns into "yes, exactly, THIS." That's my episode with Laura Garfield, co-founder of Idea Decanter and the woman who introduced me to Mitch Slater and genuinely changed the trajectory of my business. I owe her. The line that stuck with me most: "Who, not how." Laura shared a story from Dan Sullivan's book abo...
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