When I gave birth, I was told: "It takes a village to raise a child." Today, I can tell you that it takes two to grow a start-up.

Because starting a business isn't just about "loving your freedom" and "disrupting markets". It's about waking up with 1000 ideas and going to bed with 1000 doubts.

(When you have the luxury of sleep, obviously). 🙃

And in all this chaos, we need allies. Real ones.

Our investors are among them.

But I'm not talking about just a check and a thumbs up on a video call every quarter.

I'm talking about people who get involved, who put themselves out there, who take risks with you. I'm talking about people who:

👉 decipher your silences.

👉 tell you what you don't want to hear.

👉 help you turn a vague hunch into a clear action plan.

Because yes, boards are good.

But they're often too spaced out, too superficial, too polite, too glossy. Too far from reality.

So at Jobloom, I wanted to do things differently.

We organized our very first Investor Day with brainstorming workshops. And we worked, together.

And honestly?

It felt great to feel supported and surrounded.

That's what smart money means to me. 😊

Not just cash but listening, brainpower, time given.

The hardest part now?

Making it last. Turning it into a habit. A collective reflex. And further amplifying the dynamic.

To all those who invest with heart, mind, and time: thank you. 🙏

You're not just financing companies.

You're helping to make the impossible... a little more possible.

And for us, founders...
it changes everything. Really.