Soft Power Project
Soft Power Project
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Welcome to the Soft Power Project, a podcast that journals the story of women as they navigate their own transformations. I’m Sherry, a certified coach and your host. In my mid 30s, I made the bold decision to reinvent my life. Now in my 40s, I’m sharing that journey, along with the stories of the women, who inspire me. Like you, we are embracing growth to become our highest selves. Let’s celebrate the power of self-exploration, one story at a time. For any questions, please find me at [email protected] Talk to you soon!
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This podcast focuses on themes of personal transformation, empowerment, and self-discovery, with episodes tackling topics such as navigating life pivots, the perception of desperation, and the exploration of identity. For example, the second episode delves into the often-negative connotations of feeling desperate and how this state can lead to unexpected opportunities, while the first episode features an interview with Debbie Wu discussing career pivots and the courage required to embrace change.
Soft Power Project is a podcast about the part of reinvention we don’t always talk about—the uncertainty, fear, failures, identity shifts, and moments when you have no idea what’s next.
Sherry Fang has honest conversations with women who are figuring it out as they go.
No polished success stories. No pretending to have it all figured out. Just real conversations about becoming.
✨Communicate From Within✨
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👉 For any questions, please find me at [email protected]
A year and a half ago, I set a boundary with my ex: no more direct communication, go to my lawyer. A month later he messaged me to say he’d talked to my lawyer, didn’t like what she said, and had blocked her.
I didn’t hold that boundary. I held an empty fake peace for a year and a half. Last week I told him one last time: all communication goes to my lawyer. Has he listened? Obviously not. But that’s okay. That’s not my job.
Communication only does 10% of the job. The rest is your action. I’m a communication trainer, and I know the irony. I kept hoping that if I could persuade him, everything would be okay. I was wrong.
Today on the Soft Power Project I’m talking about setting a boundary when you know the other side won’t change. Boundary setting is like strength training. With heavier weights, you’re still going to feel uncomfortable.
This is your invitation to set yours in one line, with no explanation. Need help confirming a boundary? Email me at [email protected]. If you need my coaching service: https://forms.gle/w4hA9zB1MNCWTfjL8
0:00 – Boundaries When They Won’t Change
2:50 – Setting a Boundary With My Ex
5:27 – The Empty Fake Peace I Held
8:33 – Why Written Beats Direct Communication
11:11 – Holding the Line Is 90% of the Job
14:07 – Heavier Weights and Asking for Help
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