"It's not a one-time choice." - Shuang-Min Chang
In this episode of the Phoenix Wisdom Podcast, host Janet Sandberg speaks with Shuang-Min Chang, a lifestyle coach and holistic success activator. Shuang-Min shares her journey from a successful corporate career in fashion to overcoming depression and finding her true self. She discusses the importance of personal development, the challenges of living abroad, and the significance of community and connection in navigating life's uncertainties. The conversation emphasizes the power of choice in shaping one's life and the necessity of embracing one's truth.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Shuang-Min Chang
01:28 The Journey of Self-Discovery
07:30 Overcoming Depression and Choosing Life
13:13 The Impact of Personal Development
15:49 Pursuing Dreams in a New Country
19:17 Navigating Loneliness in a Foreign Land
22:31 The Power of Decision-Making
23:38 Embracing Change and New Opportunities
25:51 The Importance of Authenticity
28:46 Understanding the Fear of the Unknown
33:18 Choosing Life and Finding Support
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Keywords: mental health, personal development, self-discovery, depression, life choices, community, holistic healing, fashion industry, cultural expectations, intuitive coaching, suicidal ideation
