Bryan Allain is a blog coach, author, humor writer and mammal. He also created and organized the Killer Tribes conferences in Nashville in 2012 and Atlanta in 2013, where people learn to find their voice, share their passions, connect with others, and grow their brand.
He lives with his wife, Erica, and their two children in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. 
Covered and mentioned in this episode:

Caedmon’s Call
Derek Webb
Don Miller
Ben Arment Dream Year program
Jon Acuff
Killer Tribes

A tribe doesn’t necessarily involve a pedestal. - @BryanAllainClick To Tweet
The chief of the tribe is still part of the tribe. - @BryanAllainClick To Tweet
Tribes (and especially wives!) make you brave.Click To Tweet
Communities aren’t formed by formulas. - @BryanAllainClick To Tweet
Finding time often means hustling in the margins. - @BryanAllainClick To Tweet
Just because you have more time doesn’t mean you automatically end up more productive. - @BryanAllainClick To Tweet
Get the Killer Tribes 2013 Audio!

Don’t forget a number of the Killer Tribes 2012 or 2013 speakers have been guests on this podcast!
Make sure to grab all of Bryan’s books!

31 Days to Finding Your Blogging Mojo
Community Wins: 21 Thoughts on Building a Thriving Online Tribe
This Is Not A Treasure Map
Actually Clams Are Miserable

Don’t forget the homework for this episode: Leave a comment below about what tribes you are a part of, and which members of your tribe you are thankful for.
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