Hospitality, not sales
ใส่ใจเหมือนงานบริการI trained in hospitality management. My job is to look after you, not to push a listing. If a place isn’t right for you, I’ll tell you.
My story เรื่องราวของฉัน
From rice fields to Bangkok condos.
“I’ve been the person searching for a place. I know what that search feels like — and how much better it is with someone honest on your side.”
— Supaporn
- Sakon Nakhon, IsanWorked the family rice fields by hand until eighteen
- Hospitality & EnglishCollege in hospitality management and English
- Ten years in BangkokRented, moved and lived in different parts of the city
- Agent at FazWazBangkok condominiums — completing TREBS professional training
I grew up in Sakon Nakhon, in Isan, working my family’s rice fields by hand until I was eighteen. That’s where I learned to work — early mornings, no shortcuts, finish what you start. My family still owns land there, and it’s still home.
After school I went to college for hospitality management and English. Hospitality taught me to look after people properly: listen first, anticipate what they’ll need, and follow through. English gave me a second language to do it in.
Then I moved to Bangkok, and I’ve lived here for ten years now — in different parts of the city, not just one. I’ve rented, I’ve moved, I’ve learned neighbourhoods by living in them: which streets are quiet at night, which buildings are properly looked after, where the BTS genuinely saves you time and where it doesn’t.
That’s why I became a real-estate agent. I’m now an agent with FazWaz, and I’m completing my professional training with TREBS. I specialise in Bangkok condominiums — the homes I know best, in the city I know best.