Being A Voice For Others

When I set out to create better representation for Asian women, I didn't realize that I was going to be a voice for others who are not quite ready yet to speak up. I know it's not easy, it's still challenging for me at times but I also understand it's necessary so that our current and future generations has role models they can look upto.

Last month, I had the privilege of being interviewed by a global Filipino talk show called BRGY. In the interview, I was talking about the importance of being a voice for others and also talking about the global issues we still face today. You can catch the whole interview here, it's split into 3 parts.

It was such an amazing opportunity to talk about my books that I have written and doing the work to empower Asian women and beyond. Speaking up isn't always easy but if we crave the change we wish to see in the world, it start's with us.

I was also fortunate to talk about my book with Wiley and how excited I was to see it at the Fully Booked store in Cebu. It's always a great feeling to see my book in my home country. (Click here to order your copy )

I hope you enjoy the interview and feel free to share which segment you enjoyed the most. I also hope this gives you the confidence to move forward in your own journey.

Sheena

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