Cuong Nhu's guest appearances

Cuong Nhu

ThirtyFour-50 Radio Show

Nathalie Dupree

Brad Meltzer

Bill Johnson

Thomas Frank

Steve Burns

Maria Shriver

Marvin Dunn

Natalie Hopkinson

Richard Rothstein

Shirley Jackson

Theodore Roosevelt

Mitch Weiss

Ari Berman

Edward Tenner

Peter Biskind

OwlTail

Quynh Ngo

Quynh Ngo, owner of LIVE and EXCEL Motivational Speaking and Coaching and head of Cuong  Nhu, an International Martial Arts Style. Websites: http://liveandexcel.com/about/  and https://www.cuongnhu.com/“THREE STRIKES AND I AM STILL IN”I should have been dead three different times. First in 1968, as a three-year-old boy with an older and younger brother. We were in the underground hiding place when the North Vietnamese soldiers overtook the city of Hue during the Lunar New Year. At this same time, my mother was giving birth to my baby sister. The gunshots and bombs were dropping around us for two straight weeks and miraculously, none hit our hiding place.“FREEDOM or DEATH” Secondly in 1972, I contracted malaria and was bedridden and hospitalized for nine days. It was heaven-sent that an underweight and modern medicine deprived child survived. Lastly, the communists took over Southern Vietnam in April of 1975 and after two years of house arrest, in 1977, our family took on the motto: “Freedom or Death”. We decided to escape through the South China Sea in a fishing boat to nowhere, hoping to be rescued. After living in an old, battered boat for five nights and four days, we were rescued by a large merchant ship that saw our ant-like boat in open sea.After staying at a refugee camp in Indonesia for five and half months, we were finally accepted and sponsored to come to America and live in Gainesville, Florida.

Quynh Ngo, owner of LIVE and EXCEL Motivational Speaking and Coaching and head of Cuong Nhu, an International Martial Arts Style. Websites: <a href="http://liveandexcel.com/about/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://liveandexcel.com/about/</a> and <a href="https://www.cuongnhu.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.cuongnhu.com/</a> “THREE STRIKES AND I AM STILL IN” I should have been dead three different times. First in 1968, as a three-year-old boy with an older and younger brother. We were in the underground hiding place when the North Vietnamese soldiers overtook the city of Hue during the Lunar New Year. At this same time, my mother was giving birth to my baby sister. The gunshots and bombs were dropping around us for two straight weeks and miraculously, none hit our hiding place. “FREEDOM or DEATH” Secondly in 1972, I contracted malaria and was bedridden and hospitalized for nine days. It was heaven-sent that an underweight and modern medicine deprived child survived. Lastly, the communists took over Southern Vietnam in April of 1975 and after two years of house arrest, in 1977, our family took on the motto: “Freedom or Death”. We decided to escape through the South China Sea in a fishing boat to nowhere, hoping to be rescued. After living in an old, battered boat for five nights and four days, we were rescued by a large merchant ship that saw our ant-like boat in open sea. After staying at a refugee camp in Indonesia for five and half months, we were finally accepted and sponsored to come to America and live in Gainesville, Florida.

Quynh Ngo, LIVE & EXCEL Motivational Speaking & Coaching & Cuong Nhu