I spent three years of high school in the U.S., living with a host family, where I immersed myself in American culture — direct, practical, and open. Later, I was awarded a scholarship to study Fashion Design, but I chose a different path and moved to Singapore to pursue my university degree.

Studying in Singapore gave me a deep understanding of how global cities operate — from speed and structure to high standards in both business and human development.

After graduating, I returned to Vietnam and began working as a freelance marketer and business consultant, supporting Japanese, Taiwanese, and Korean companies entering the Vietnamese market. I understood their culture, their expectations, and how they work.
But after years of living abroad, coming home didn’t feel like home anymore.

That’s how I ended up in Bangkok, Thailand — a place that shares the rhythm and mindset of Singapore, but with a lower cost of living and more breathing room. Here, I started building my own work ecosystem — part creative, part strategic, and entirely self-defined.

I’ve explored many fields — not to do everything, but because I’m drawn to new ideas and personal challenges. To me, each industry is just a different lens for understanding the world. And I choose to learn by doing.

Over the past 10+ years, I’ve worked across multiple sectors: art, design, modeling, events, tourism, tech, automation, and e-commerce. I’ve launched brands, built teams, organized retreats, managed Airbnb listings, consulted for strategy, and developed digital products on Etsy. But through it all, what I keep returning to is this:

To create things that are meaningful, memorable, and grounded in real value.

I don’t try to impress. I just do the work — clearly, creatively, and without noise. If you’re someone who thinks deeply, sees things differently, and values what’s real — maybe we should talk.