Founder & CEO myBestHelper
I created myBestHelper as I saw the potential of technology to solve every caring person's biggest problem - "How do I fulfill my obligation to loved ones be it children or elderly relatives, without feeling stretched and overwhelmed?" When they are stuck, our tech allows people to access all their options real time on demand using their mobile phone. Ask for help from friends and extended family, to volunteers and community, to hiring paid helpers - find the option that works best, and cancel the rest. As a family physician, I saw this as being THE biggest stressor of modern life and wanted to do something about it. And of course, as a person, I felt that stress and wanted a solution too :)
Most meaningful achievement: I love the number of people who tell me that by seeing me live my own life to the fullest, I have inspired them to go after their own dreams.
Lessons learned: There is never an excuse to treat a living being poorly - we are all someone's children and a moment of kindness can transform a life.
Best advice: Perfection is the enemy of success. We are often raised to be perfect and yet, life is naturally messy! We should be embracing that rather than fighting it - aiming to do a great job (not a perfect job) has landed me further than I could have ever imagined.
The future is: Ours to create. There has never been a time when so much is possible.
Photo by Vairdy Photography; Jewelry by Stephanie Ann Studios
Comments will be approved before showing up.
This year, over 1200 women were nominated or registered for The 2018 Mompreneur Awards, and 205 entrants advanced. After accumulating points based on a public voting stage from over 90,000 public voters and 30,000 supporters and impression ratings from a selection committee, 23 Top Finalists were chosen from all across Canada to fly to Toronto for the National Mompreneurs® Conference...
Monique Parker (Founder & CEO of Wallis Evera, 2018 Clean50 Award Winner)
Canada’s Clean50 Awards are announced annually by Delta Management Group and the Clean50 organization to recognize those 50 individuals or small teams, from 16 different categories, who have done the most to advance the cause of sustainability and clean capitalism in Canada over the past 2 years...
Sign up to hear about our new arrivals, exclusive offers and events.
We love to hear from you. Your questions and feedback help us improve what we do. We're totally into great conversations.
In our photo-essay series we feature women who are supporting the fashion revolution by choosing local, sustainable, and eco-friendly. The thread that ties them all together is their sense of purpose, strength and commitment to making an impact in this world.
Copyright © 2021 Wallis Evera. All rights reserved.