How Blisspot Supports Holistic Wellbeing With Thinkific Plus

Blisspot’s main customer base is companies, who purchase group subscriptions for their employees. These are primarily small to midsize companies who don’t have in-house wellness programs — many don’t even have dedicated HR departments.

Through Blisspot, companies can offer people much-needed wellness support in a sustainable way, without putting undue strain on their own time and resources. “Blisspot is a SaaS solution,” Tyson explains. “We sell wellbeing software as a service. If you take on the Blisspot solution, you've got a very comprehensive way to support your team.”

Employees can move through Blisspot’s resources in a personalized, self-directed way, or take part in group programs and challenges, such as to improve sleep quality or mindfulness.

“Companies are realizing how important wellbeing is,” says Tyson. “If you can be at your best in your work environment, you’ll be more creative and more innovative. You're going to drive the company forward in a stronger, more stable way.”

People are also able to access Blisspot individually outside of their respective workplaces by purchasing a monthly membership to the platform for only $17 dollars a month, increasing accessibility to the platform for all.

“My vision was for a seamless, accessible, comprehensive wellbeing platform,” Tyson continues. “Thinkific Plus has allowed me to fully realize that vision.”

Companies are expected to support their employees, and invest in their wellbeing. It’s not just about enabling better work — it’s about doing the right thing, and creating healthier, more positive workplaces.

It’s a worthy goal, but for smaller companies and startups, it can often feel out of reach. That’s a problem Blisspot wanted to fix, and with a seamless platform that’s flexible, easy to use, and tailored to the individual, they’re well on their way to doing so.

“We’ve got Thinkific’s whole platform, fully integrated — it feels like a bespoke solution,” says Tyson. “Because we are so customized, it really feels like part of our product. Users just sign into Blisspot, then access all the content and courses through Thinkific Plus, seamlessly. That was important to me, as a designer. I care about what things look like and about staying true to our brand.”

As a three-time business founder, Deborah Tyson has plenty to share about entrepreneurship. Here are some lessons from her journey as a woman in business — who cares about all kinds of success, not just the bottom line.

The importance of great tech partners: “First, get a really solid platform. Once you've got that, you don't have to worry about it anymore,” she shares. “Before choosing Thinkific, we spent a lot of time, probably three months, researching different options and trying to work out which one we wanted. I’m happy to say that it's been very successful — we’ve been really happy with the offerings and the way that we've been able to grow.”

On marketing: “Nothing really happens without marketing,” Tyson shares. “You’ve got to have the right tech, and content that resonates with your audience. But then you have to match your product with people who are looking for it — people who have the right need. For me, it always helps to get out and about, such as giving talks. I think having a presence is really important, your marketing and branding are essential in letting customers know who you are and what you stand for.”

On the ups and downs of the entrepreneurship journey: “If I had to go back, in time, I wouldn’t change anything. The lessons are a part of it,” she recalls. “That really ties in with my overall philosophy — if we’re struggling, or in a difficult situation, it’s a chance for growth and to do something a bit differently. This is my third business. The other two are successful, and I was able to sell them, but they were definitely full of highs and lows. Those challenging times are like a gift in strange wrapping paper. They actually help you become more resilient, and help you grow.”