And if this book had your place under the tree… Entrepreneur friends, looking for a boost boostthis book is made for you: Dream, dare, create… and start againby Sarah Poniatowski. Many of you know her as the former wife of Marc Lavoine. The couple was officially married in 1995, before founding a family with the birth of their three children. Yasmine came into the world first in 1998, followed by Roman in 2007 and finally by Milo in 2010. After 23 years of marriage, they divorced in 2018. If she kept the name Lavoine, she admits to having some regrets on the subject, but it is nevertheless the name of its company: Maison Sarah Lavoinethe timeless elegance of high-end French design. The house has become a reference in the field of decoration, a true signature of Parisian chicacclaimed throughout the world. And for this, she has not been idle. But his priority remained the same: his children.
In the book, Sarah Poniatowski indeed evokes her offspring. “As with all parents, my three children are the top priority. They are different ages, different personalities and they need me for different reasonsshe confides about Yasmine, Roman and Milo. It’s a never-ending stream of questions and requests. And once they become independent, what do they ask of me? To get a dog…“But how does Marc Lavoine’s former wife do it?”I’ve already been asked: How do you do it?’. It’s quite simple: I have no choice. Like most women, I can’t ask myself the question of whether to get up or not, to go to work or not, to cook dinner or not, reports Sarah Lavoine. We are here to bring them love and balance. To save them from worry and push them to the good side of life.“The mother of three children is not about to complain, as she recalls”but mothers carry a constant burden“. “Life is a constant race; children like work, it never stops. I am a load-bearing wall“, she adds.
Sarah Poniatowski, mother of three children, talks about “guilt“felt
But this fast-paced life and this demanding career nevertheless take away some moments of life with his children. She expresses her guilt even if Sarah Poniatowski is still trying to make up for it. “Even more than the rhythm, the most difficult thing for me is the guilt. I’m not a school mom, I make up for it with the holidays and our family rituals. I never leave before their breakfast and always come back through the house if I have to go out. This regularity, this stability are essential“, we can read in his work Dream, dare, create… and start again. “Children never ask how you are, that’s normal. Mine sometimes have a hard time understanding what my days are like. I should probably explain to them what I’m going through like everyone else. When children are old enough to hear it, it is important that they realize what they have to deal with when working. It’s not about unloading, but about making them aware of our reality and preparing them for what awaits them.“, report by Sarah Poniatowski.
