My story began long before the bestseller list.

The Beginning

I was once told I might never read or write like other children.

When I was just 18 months old, I fell from a second-story window. Following that accident, I was told that reading and writing might never come easily to me.

Today, I'm a USA Today bestselling author.

That part of my journey will never be lost on me.

I grew up in Thailand, where I learned the importance of discipline, perseverance, and finding strength in circumstances I couldn't always control.

Long before I became an entrepreneur, I found expression through dance. I eventually earned a master's degree in dance, an experience that shaped my understanding of creativity, dedication, and what it means to communicate beyond words.

I didn't know then where my life would lead.

I only knew I wanted to keep growing.

And sometimes, that is enough to begin.

The Journey

Building a new life taught me what resilience really means.

I moved to the United States without the language, connections, or business experience that might have made the journey easier.

I became a mother, taught yoga, and worked hard to create a life for my family.

There were years when I was teaching yoga and still struggling to make ends meet. Later, while building my business, I worked at Starbucks to help cover my car payment.

Those weren't the moments anyone would have called successful.

But they taught me things I still carry into every room today.

How to show up when things are uncertain.

How to keep learning when you don't have all the answers.

How to believe in something before anyone else can see it.

I learned that resilience isn't always dramatic.

Sometimes, it's simply getting up the next morning and continuing the work.

The Turning Point

Writing a book changed the direction of my life.

My journey into authorship began with Go All In, a book born from my experiences, lessons, and desire to share what I had learned.

Writing opened an entirely new world to me.

It led me into media, storytelling, and opportunities I had once only imagined.

I later wrote Thai Tiger, drawing on my experiences as an immigrant, mother, and entrepreneur. Becoming a USA Today bestselling author was a milestone I will always treasure.

But something else happened along the way.

I began to understand that publishing a book and building a future around that book were two very different journeys.

I met talented authors who had written extraordinary books but struggled to find readers, recognition, media opportunities, or meaningful connections within the industry.

I understood their frustration because I had experienced parts of that journey myself.

And I kept asking one question:

What if I could help create the opportunities I once wished I had?

That question changed everything.