Leap of fact

Written by Brenda Koritko


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How A Real Entrepreneur Survived A Crisis

Written by Abel Cheng


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Voravetvuthikun said, "I have been featured in more than 89 stories internationally and 85 stories locally. I have also appeared on CNN four times, CNBC twice and BBC once."

The media helped. Some people heard Voravetvuthikun's story and supported him by buying sandwiches from him.

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"The leftovers are donated", Voravetvuthikun said, "to welfare homes."

Voravetvuthikun said he was constantly invited to address university students. The jobless rate was high among Thai graduates. So his message to them is, "If no one hires you, go out and sell something."

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Voravetvuthikun worked by capitalizing on his strengths while working to improve his weaknesses. By doing this, he believed, he had a future. He wanted to venture into areas where other people seldom do."

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