To involve our entourage in frank debates or not?

Vox & Oz was conceived very easily, but what about its first years of life? Here is my state of mind at the beginning, almost a poem on the entrepreneurial beginnings of our company.

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We are that individual who holds the file in our hands.

We have the great mission of reviewing the ways of doing things. If we are in this movement, it is because we question many situations. We have these veins of ideas that motivate us to explore and act!

We decide to take these projects to their final destination!

We write on this blank page! We need help to get there, and for that we need to share our ideas, trust and open our visions to those around us. Jump in in front of those around us?

"...OUCHE lalala I'm afraid of being deviated from my ideas, I don't want them to question my project, I feel fragile, I need to move forward and my darlings, those I love and who know me more than anything will have their say, I want it to work so much I have no choice but to share my project!"

And then, SPLASH we dive in! We are committed to getting our ideas accepted.

And this other great reality in business appears to us: That of developing projects with the entourage that we have, we realize very quickly that these plans, it is prepared together, to make the project shine among ours is certainly one of the cornerstones of the success of this project, our entourage plays a key role. The leap in his convictions which in turn will define the project.

One thing is certain is that we don't want to stay on the bench and we have to move. The vision is drawn before us like a route filled with beautiful sunbursts.

In any case, you have to jump into this water, will it be freezing, boiling?

… share, this crossing of Lac-des-nôtres is a must….

• Will there be a sanction for our decisions?
• Will our visions be confronted with other audiences than our own?
• Will this weaken our project?
• Will criticism from people we love upset us?
• Will our embryo be sufficiently ingrained in us?

…How happy are those moments when water refreshes us!

Opening up to those who polarize our lives, opening up to the questions of our own, allowing them to surprise us in certain flaws of our project, is difficult. Opinions will be divided and we will want them to always be welcomed. Ideas will not always merge, but a movement will have to positively evolve these exchanges. The perception of our own will serve to strengthen the bonds of attachment of the project.

The challenge is not trivial, it is even a big one .

It's part of our Vox & Oz history It is truly an important family DNA.

Brigitte Cantin, Co-founder and President Vox & Oz