I’m joined by Alli Webb, entrepreneur, author, and co-founder of Drybar. Alli pulls back the curtain and walks us through how she came up with the idea for a mobile blow-drying business for busy moms in LA. That simple idea turned into what is now almost 100 Drybar locations and an industry-leading hair care product line. Alli and I discuss how she and her business partners aligned with strategic investors, why it’s so important to build your risk tolerance as an entrepreneur, and what her experience has been like exiting the company. We also talk about work-life integration and what type of legacy she’s focused on creating.    IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT: The moment that Alli knew she was onto something special with Drybar  Finding partners who really understand your mission and values  Disrupting markets and challenging the status quo  Recognizing when you’re bottlenecking the growth of your company  Rethinking work-life integration, especially as a mother  The biggest piece of advice Alli would give to her younger self    RESOURCES:  Buy your copy of my book Wealth Habits at wealthhabitsbook.com and become a part of my exclusive book launch team, where you’ll receive early access to the book, a live teaching, and Q&A with me, plus more bonuses to be announced. Grab your ticket for the Self Made Event on November 10th & 11th at selfmadeevent.com! Learn more from me and proven business experts by signing up for one of my many online courses.   CONNECT WITH ALLILearn more on Alli’s website: alliwebb.com  Follow Alli: @alliwebb Follow Drybar: @thedrybar  Follow Squeeze: @squeeze  Follow Becket & Quill: @becketandquill CONNECT WITH CANDY Follow me: @candyvalentino Join Founders Organization