942: Our Stories Deserve to Be Seen With Sheena Yap Chan

In this episode of The Tao of Self-Confidence, I share the story of how I almost said no to writing my first book with Wiley because I didn’t think I was good enough or even saw myself as the “poster child” for leadership. I also talk about growing up Filipino-Chinese in Canada, the lack of representation I experienced, and how cultural values like working hard, staying humble, and keeping your head down can sometimes unintentionally keep us invisible. Now, being in the Philippines, I see so much untapped potential and it makes me wonder what could happen if more Filipinos recognized, trusted, and acted on their own capability and potential. This episode is a reminder that we can honor where we come from while unlearning the beliefs that no longer serve us. Our stories matter. Our voices matter. And as we celebrate the Filipinos who came before us, we also have to remember that we are still creating history today. If you would like to connect with Sheena, here is the following: Connect with me: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Tiktok | LinkedIn | YouTube | Website P.S. If you are looking for ways to help women in your company increase their self-confidence to become effective leaders, you can contact me as I hold workshops and talks on this subject. You can contact me here. P.P.S. Order my latest book Bridging the Confidence Gap. Click here to order your copy of the book P.P.P.S. Order my book Wiley, The Tao of Self-Confidence, today. Click here to order your copy of the book. Are you looking for more speaking opportunities and be part of the community to get you there? This is your time to be seen. Get your free VISIBILITY Framework ToolKit. Click here to download it today. Want to be part of the directory of Asian Women Authors and Podcasters? Click here to apply. Want to be part of Tao Queens? Click here to join.