Ngo Quy Hai suffered severe burns as a toddler after falling into an open wood stove. Years of painful reconstructive surgeries, childhood bullying and poverty made his journey incredibly difficult. A humiliating experience of being kicked out of a shop could have broken his spirit, but instead inspired him to create something meaningful. He opened his own prize-winning bakery in Kon Tum, Vietnam, welcoming everyone with kindness and proving that painful experiences can become powerful motivation.
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