Hello, I am Oath — a Thai woman married to an American husband, living in the USA since 2008. I am a wife, a homemaker, a life partner, and sometimes even his “extra brain.” I have full freedom to think and do things in my own way, and my husband supports me in every aspect. I work as a freelancer and I work solo. I am not a certified coach and never will be, but I have enough real-life experience — from what I’ve learned and lived — to do my work with care.

I graduated from Ramkhamhaeng University with a major in Public Relations. After that, I studied English at AUA, — there was only one branch in Bangkok, completing the conversation and writing courses. I didn’t pass the writing course at that time, and retaking it cost money I didn’t have. I learned enough for my daily life, so I continued improving my English on my own.

My work history is simple and honest. I changed jobs often because I was selective, and many roles didn’t feel right for me at that time. I never stayed long at any company, and the longest I worked anywhere was about two and a half years. It may not look impressive on paper, but it reflects my real path — choosing what felt right instead of forcing myself to stay in places that didn’t fit me.

When I was young, I used to hear rich teenagers talk about studying abroad in the summer. I always told myself that would never happen to me because my family wasn’t rich. But life changed. I eventually had the chance to study in the USA after talking with my husband. He supported everything I wanted, including financially — he even paid my college tuition. We agreed that I wouldn’t study for a job, but for what I wanted to learn and enjoy. He said it was no problem at all, and that learning could simply be my hobby. So I had my own experience studying abroad once, using my Thai bachelor’s degree to apply and earn an Associate degree in two years.

This is my background, for anyone who is curious about where I come from and how I grew into the person I am today.