My wife, Mei, is the embodiment of dedication. When many would never see a way to make it work, she always will. Her upbringing is something young Vietnamese people can learn from. Born into a poor family, her parents arrive in Saigon without a dime to their name. They had to juggle multiple jobs while also running a business. From a young age, Mei was raised with the discipline to be “the perfect daughter.” Even though her childhood was difficult, she always dreamed of owning beautiful dresses and continued nurturing her gentle, feminine side because she believed every girl deserved to look and feel her best.

Mei’s academic achievements is not be overlooked. She earned admission to some of the best middle-school and highschool. At the age of 17, she started her own clothing business. Most impressively, she paid her university tuition entirely by herself—a feat that no one I knew had ever accomplished. My wife, Mei, taught me that it is never too early to become successful. Everything can be different the moment you starts. The only thing Mei is not too good is words which is why she has me to write this for her, hehe.