When Candace started to develop the app, she was deep into research mode. Some of the statistics she came across were difficult to read. “Five men, every hour, die by suicide in North America alone. Eleven Canadians die every day by suicide and eight of them are men.”

This research was the beginning of the app.

Candace began her entrepreneurship journey as a child, sewing and making lemonade to sell. She tried working in a corporate environment but says:

“Carving my own path is the only way for me. I am either working hard for my dream or for someone else’s…and my dreams won!”

Since learning about WeBC, Candace enjoys receiving the monthly WeBC eNews, which she says is packed with tips, resources, and stories of women entrepreneurs. She has been inspired to participate in quite a few webinars and finds the information invaluable. An optimist at heart, Candace loves to read about other women entrepreneurs who are working on their businesses and launching them successfully.

Candace has a husband and two sons. The HeChangedIt app is her way of addressing mental health and wellness in a proactive way. She wanted to offer an alternative to a structured ‘program’ designed for men with addictions.

Candace says that being a woman business owner is harder than anything she has done before, but the rewards outlast the exhaustion. Her plans for the HeChangedIt app are exciting and updates and additions are constantly being considered.

Candace is betting that HeChangedIt will provide men the space they need to consider their mental health in the same way as their physical health and create some much-needed balance rather than stigma.

Where to Find HeChangedIt

hechangedit.com

Instagram: @hechangedit

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