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You Are Not Defined By Your Childhood: Knowing Your Worth With Tricia Fung
Welcome back Tealovers!
Today I will be interviewing my eldest sister, Tricia Fung, Mother of three, Degree in Child Development, Married 27 years, lover of friends, family and anything fashion.
Today's episode will highlight the concept of knowing you deserve more and moving throughout life as though you believe it. Tricia dives deep into her childhood and what it was like to be the child of teen parents who were navigating life themselves. She discusses moments in her life where she felt vulnerable and shame. However, she would quickly realized that shame was not a burden she was meant to hold onto.
After losing her father to ALS when she was 21 years old she discusses how you can love someone but not agree with their actions and in order to heal you must first forgive others and yourself. From an early age she always beat to the sound of her own drum, navigating life as she went but never losing sight of what she deserved.
Tricia describes her moments in life where she could of given up and thrown in the towel but through watching others learn their lessons she was able to not repeat certain cycles. She knew what she wanted and did not let her childhood define her.
This episode if for anyone struggling to see their worth and what they deserve. Once you believe you are enough that is when your life truly begins. Enjoy Tealovers!
Interested in following my curated life where I post my adventures?!
Instagram: diane.christine.ocanto
Welcome back Tealovers!
Today I will be interviewing my eldest sister, Tricia Fung, Mother of three, Degree in Child Development, Married 27 years, lover of friends, family and anything fashion.
Today's episode will highlight the concept of knowing you deserve more and moving throughout life as though you believe it. Tricia dives deep into her childhood and what it was like to be the child of teen parents who were navigating life themselves. She discusses moments in her life where she felt vulnerable and shame. However, she would quickly realized that shame was not a burden she was meant to hold onto.
After losing her father to ALS when she was 21 years old she discusses how you can love someone but not agree with their actions and in order to heal you must first forgive others and yourself. From an early age she always beat to the sound of her own drum, navigating life as she went but never losing sight of what she deserved.
Tricia describes her moments in life where she could of given up and thrown in the towel but through watching others learn their lessons she was able to not repeat certain cycles. She knew what she wanted and did not let her childhood define her.
This episode if for anyone struggling to see their worth and what they deserve. Once you believe you are enough that is when your life truly begins. Enjoy Tealovers!
Interested in following my curated life where I post my adventures?!
Instagram: diane.christine.ocanto