Episode # 208 How to Stay Hopeful in a Desperate Situation! Guest Sara Im - Survived the Killing Fields in Cambodia

Episode # 208 How to Stay Hopeful in a Desperate Situation! Guest Sara Im - Survived the Killing Fields in Cambodia

Author: Joanne S. Williams, LCSW July 12, 2024 Duration: 32:08

Sara Im, an inspirational speaker and award-winning author of her book 'How I survived the Killing Fields of Cambodia'. We discuss how to stay hopeful in a desperate situation.

Sara will share how in her early 20's, she survived the genocide in Cambodia in 1975-1979, the event that claimed 2 million lives. She was separated completely from my family, put in a work camp, in the rice fields, working long hours, in intense hot sun, 7days/week, starved, exhausted, and seriously sick.

The art of recovering from painful experiences and moving on successfully in life.  

1. The importance of adopting gratitude.

2. Important of cultivating good relationships around you?

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