Chakra Oeur's guest appearances

Chakra Oeur

Journey To Success

Tina Dietz

Tony Robbins

Chris Voss

James Martin

Jack Black

Sharon Lechter

Tom Hopkins

Clark Finnical

Marcus Aurelius

Chris Lake

Lou Adler

John Edwards

Bob Burg

Rory Vaden

John Maxwell

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DO YOU KNOW YOUR DEFINITENESS OF PURPOSE?Definiteness of purpose is the starting point of all achievement.~Dr. Napoleon HillTimothy Chhim and Chakra Oeur discuss  Napoleon Hill's principle of success--Principle number 1: "Definiteness of purpose" in Khmer or Cambodian.As a great Khmer artist Chakra shares his experience and application of this great principle which he has been using to throughout his many successful years.

DO YOU KNOW YOUR DEFINITENESS OF PURPOSE? Definiteness of purpose is the starting point of all achievement.~Dr. Napoleon Hill Timothy Chhim and Chakra Oeur discuss  Napoleon Hill's principle of success--Principle number 1: "Definiteness of purpose" in Khmer or Cambodian. As a great Khmer artist Chakra shares his experience and application of this great principle which he has been using to throughout his many successful years.

The return of a great Khmer Artist Chakra Oeur

Timothy Chhim

Tim Chhim Interviews Chakra Oeur, An Award Winning Cambodian American Artist.Chakra or Chanthou Oeur was born on a small sandy island about 20 miles from Phnom Penh. Orphaned at an early age, he was raised by various foster families but it was monks who were responsible for much of his nurturing. He spent much of his childhood living in Buddhist temples.The social and political turmoil in Cambodia led him to leave in the 1980s and he settled in the United States.His interest in the arts continued from his time at admiring artwork in his native temples. His art began very early in his life, at the age of 2 or 3, when my hands started to coordinate with my eyes." He had difficulty knowing "whether art is part of his life or his life part of his art."[1]Self-taught with a natural ability, Chanthou Oeur works in a variety of mediums of art, including stone, metal and wood.Since the 1980s Chanthou Oeur has participated in a number of exhibitions receiving much acclaim at the global Cambodian Art Festival held in Long Beach California where he won his first award for his work. He participated in the Smithsonian's Natural History exhibit Across the Seas and Over the Mountains, and took part in a Khmer Arts exhibition at Chicago's Field Museum of Natural History.More recently he has begun to write poetry and together with his artwork made a presentation at the Weisman Museum in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Tim Chhim Interviews Chakra Oeur, An Award Winning Cambodian American Artist. Chakra or Chanthou Oeur was born on a small sandy island about 20 miles from Phnom Penh. Orphaned at an early age, he was raised by various foster families but it was monks who were responsible for much of his nurturing. He spent much of his childhood living in Buddhist temples. The social and political turmoil in Cambodia led him to leave in the 1980s and he settled in the United States. His interest in the arts continued from his time at admiring artwork in his native temples. His art began very early in his life, at the age of 2 or 3, when my hands started to coordinate with my eyes." He had difficulty knowing "whether art is part of his life or his life part of his art."[1] Self-taught with a natural ability, Chanthou Oeur works in a variety of mediums of art, including stone, metal and wood. Since the 1980s Chanthou Oeur has participated in a number of exhibitions receiving much acclaim at the global Cambodian Art Festival held in Long Beach California where he won his first award for his work. He participated in the Smithsonian's Natural History exhibit Across the Seas and Over the Mountains, and took part in a Khmer Arts exhibition at Chicago's Field Museum of Natural History. More recently he has begun to write poetry and together with his artwork made a presentation at the Weisman Museum in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Timothy Chhim and Chakra Oeur, discussing Science of Success in Khmer

Tim Chhim

Tim Chhim Interviews Chakra Oeur,  An Award Winning Cambodian-American Artist