Faith Tang

Author , Founder of Confidence Kits Collective & Lifora Global

I’m a Vancouver-based student, dedicated to sharing my journey in the hope of inspiring youth and individuals alike to discover confidence, courage, and self-acceptance.


Living with Nevus of Ota, a rare birthmark that made my face visibly different, left me feeling isolated rather than unique. This book is my story: a journey from shame to self-acceptance, from hiding to healing.

I share the ups and downs—times I tried to escape who I was, only to fall deeper into insecurity, and the moments of light when I found friendship, love, and a renewed sense of confidence. Along the way, I discovered ways not only to lift myself up but to support others facing their own battles.

My hope is that by reading this, you’ll see a part of your own story—and find the strength to embrace what makes you, you.

Growing Together

This book isn’t just my story—it’s a guide for anyone grappling with self-doubt, feeling different, or seeking confidence. Through honest reflection and personal experiences, it offers readers several valuable takeaways:

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Learn that what makes you “different” can be your greatest strength

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Discover hope in moments of struggle.

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Discover ways to lift yourself up while helping those around you feel seen and valued.

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Find joy in growth and self-discovery.

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Connect and Inspire: Relate to real experiences and feel empowered.

About The Author

Born in Hong Kong and raised in the nature-rich regions of Vancouver, Canada. I’ve been passionate about art, painting, and writing from an early age, and enjoy spending time with my siblings. In addition to my creative pursuits, I hold a passion for basketball, golfing, and practicing taekwondo, in which I have a black belt.

My personal journey with insecurity and self-doubt inspired my first book, a reflection on self-acceptance and confidence. This experience also led to the founding of Confidence Kits Collective, a non profit organization that empowers teens facing self-doubt, or mental health challenges by delivering personalized “confidence kits” filled with peer-written encouragement, self-care tools, and coping resources. Designed by teens for teens. Through these experiences, I founded Lifora Global Mentorship Lab, a weekly program at the West Vancouver Community Centre where members receive mentorship, hear from young entrepreneurs and guest speakers, and are supported in creating their own initiatives—fostering a safe space for authentic connection and confidence-building.

What readers said

“Raw, vulnerable, and beautifully human.” – Anna M., 17

A beautifully brave story.” – Agata Z., 16

“Honest and relatable.” – Neel K., 19