In this episode of asian, like me..., Dr. Sohee Jun sits down with Wall Street Journal bestselling author and confidence expert Sheena Yap Chan to explore the journey of cultural identity, self-confidence, and representation for Asian women. From their shared experiences of trying to erase their Asian heritage in their youth to becoming powerful voices for change, this conversation delves deep into the transformation of embracing one's authentic self.
Sheena, author of "The Tao of Self-Confidence" and the upcoming "Bridging the Confidence Gap," shares insights on breaking cultural barriers, challenging traditions, and empowering women to step into their full potential. The discussion touches on representation in media, navigating cultural expectations, and practical strategies for building confidence in both personal and professional spheres.
Inspirational Quotes from this episode:
"Being fearless is not about having no fears. It's about having them and moving forward anyway and doing it anyway." -Sheena Yap Chan
"Being a modern Asian female is someone who just owns their power, stepping into whatever path life takes them, forging their own path, being okay that what you're doing is not considered the norm." -Sheena Yap Chan
"To be our biggest, boldest self doesn't mean that we have to be on stage or write a book. However that looks for you is your unique path to being the boldest version of you." -Dr. Sohee Jun
"The most beautiful things in life are super simple." -Dr. Sohee Jun
Tune in to this inspiring conversation about redefining success, embracing authenticity, and creating positive change for the next generation of Asian women.
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