Experience – Val Saksornchai

Zak Ebrahim: I am the son of a terrorist (TED)

A beautifully told story and an inspiring testament to the power of human empathy: She looked at me with the weary eyes of someone who had experienced enough dogmatism to last a lifetime, and said, “I’m tired of hating people.”

valsaksornchai

November 29, 2014

Life, Love, Personalities, Self, Talks

1993, bigotry, bombing, bullying, character, comedian, dogmatism, El Sayyid Nosair, empathy, Experience, extremism, father, father figure, FBI, gay, hatred, homosexuality, identity, ideology, inspiration, intolerance, Islam, Islamism, Jewish, Jon Stewart, Judaism, judgment, kindness, Life, New York, race, religion, stereotype, story, suffering, synagogue, TED, terrorism, terrorist, The Daily Show, tolerance, UN, victim, violence, World Trade Center, worldview, Zac Ebrahim

Say ‘Yes’

… to new experiences. You never know what you’re going to learn. About yourself, about the world around you. Get out of your comfort zone. Put yourself out there. You never know what you will find. Be open to new experiences. So you can make new mistakes, meet new friends, learn new lessons. Your life…

valsaksornchai

October 4, 2014

Learning, Life, Philosophy

comfort zone, Experience, Friends, learning, mistakes, ownership, world, yes

Medium

I just discovered Medium. And I am loving it. It’s such a fluid reading and writing experience. If you haven’t, you should give it a try. Here’s Mr. CEO comparing Medium to the traditional blog: On Medium, you can contribute often or just once in a blue moon, without the commitment of a blog. And either way,…

valsaksornchai

October 1, 2014

Awesomeness, Love, Writing