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The Quest for Serendipity
My guest is Nancy Oakley Suku author of The Quest for Serendipity. Here’s more about Nancy:
A native of Thailand, Nancy Oakley Suku came to the U.S. during the Vietnam War. After working in civil service for over 20 years, she embarked upon her dream of entrepreneurship. She initially delved into the world of real estate and as of now she has controlled millions in assets. In 2008, she began her career as a retail business owner along the beautiful San Antonio Riverwalk. Nancy currently owns and operates a prestigious jewelry and gift shop, a bookstore and is an accomplished author. Whoever thought that the poor young girl who used to sell water from the temple in Thailand and went to school barefooted would wind up to be a successful business woman who helps abused women and will soon be staring a nonprofit organization/shelter for them? Nancy currently lives with her family in Spring Branch, TX.
Log onto www.blogtalkradio.com/Jim-Nemleyon Wednesday, November 30, 2011 at 7:00 pm EST. This program promises to inspire you!
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The Quest for Serendipity
My guest is Nancy Oakley Suku author of The Quest for Serendipity. Here’s more about Nancy:
A native of Thailand, Nancy Oakley Suku came to the U.S. during the Vietnam War. After working in civil service for over 20 years, she embarked upon her dream of entrepreneurship. She initially delved into the world of real estate and as of now she has controlled millions in assets. In 2008, she began her career as a retail business owner along the beautiful San Antonio Riverwalk. Nancy currently owns and operates a prestigious jewelry and gift shop, a bookstore and is an accomplished author. Whoever thought that the poor young girl who used to sell water from the temple in Thailand and went to school barefooted would wind up to be a successful business woman who helps abused women and will soon be staring a nonprofit organization/shelter for them? Nancy currently lives with her family in Spring Branch, TX.
Log onto www.blogtalkradio.com/Jim-Nemleyon Wednesday, November 30, 2011 at 7:00 pm EST. This program promises to inspire you!