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Val Thinks

Val Saksornchai

A weekly newsletter that makes you stop and think

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  • Val Saksornchai

    A native Thai, I fell in love with English and it loved me back. As Content Manager for #1 NY Times bestselling author Mark Manson, I get to write for one of my favourite authors every day. It's a dream come true.

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