Pendant des années, j’ai été coiffeuse.
J’aimais mon métier, mais j’étais constamment fatiguée. J’attendais les prochaines vacances en pensant qu’elles allaient me permettre de récupérer… puis je revenais et, rapidement, je me retrouvais exactement dans le même état.
Et pendant ce temps, je regardais d’autres personnes vivre la vie dont je rêvais.
Jusqu’au moment où on a décidé d’arrêter de seulement regarder.
On s’est formées au business en ligne, on a acheté une van, quitté le Québec et traversé le Canada jusqu’à Vancouver. 🚐
Aujourd’hui, on n’a pas toutes les réponses et notre histoire est loin d’être terminée. Mais on a commencé à construire une vie qui nous ressemble davantage.
Et si notre parcours peut donner à une seule personne le courage de commencer le sien, ça vaut la peine de le partager. 🤍
Tu rêves de changer quoi dans ta vie en ce moment ?
#R#ReconversionProfessionnelleB#BusinessEnLigneFrancophoneEntrepreneuriatFeminin
For years, I worked as a hairdresser, loving the craft but feeling constantly drained. The cyclical exhaustion was wearing me down, even though I looked forward to vacations to recover. What made it harder was watching others live the life I dreamed of but never dared to chase. Eventually, I realized that waiting and watching wasn’t enough—I had to take action. I started learning about online business and digital marketing, a field that seemed promising for creating freedom and flexibility. It wasn’t easy; I had to confront self-limiting beliefs and invest a lot in personal growth. Alongside my partner, we sold most of our belongings, bought a van, and set off from Quebec, crossing Canada to end up in Vancouver. This move symbolized more than just physical relocation—it was a reclaiming of our time and lifestyle. The transition wasn’t flawless. We’re still novices on this journey, making mistakes and learning constantly. But building an online business allowed us to work on our own terms and break free from an imposed schedule. The van became both our home and office, blending adventure with entrepreneurship. One lesson I can share is the power of community and education. Having friends who shared successful experiences in online marketing inspired me to dive deeper. The digital world opens doors, but it requires dedication and resilience. If you’re feeling stuck like I was, consider what you truly want to change in your life. Small steps like investing time in learning new skills or connecting with like-minded people can spark big transformations. My story isn’t unique, but it’s real. It’s about choosing courage over comfort, action over envy. If it encourages even one person to begin their path to independence and self-fulfillment, then sharing it is worthwhile. Remember, change is scary but possible. You don’t have to have all the answers now—just the willingness to start.
