Hi, I’m Malisa!
A Housewife who multiplies things.
I teach Thai to foreigners, helping them connect with the language and culture and I’m specialize in helping women how to make money from home through affiliate programs by learning social media strategies to generate multiple income streams.
My superpowers
Teaching Thai To the Foreigner
I started teaching Thai to foreigners on italki.com, where I have completed 5,021 lessons over 4 years so far. Through my guidance, students from all around the world have gained confidence and developed a natural sense of speaking, reading, and writing Thai.
Cooking
I can cook both traditional Thai and Northern Thai cuisine. Even though I live outside of Thailand, I skillfully adapt local ingredients to recreate authentic Thai flavors, making every dish taste like it’s straight from Thailand.
Make Money from Home
I discovered the power of affiliate marketing on Pinterest, leveraging my skills and creativity to generate income from home.
Why I’m here?
I’m passionate about helping women break free from the 8-5 grind and achieve financial independence.
With a background in teaching Thai to foreigners, I expanded my expertise by learning social media strategies to generate multiple income streams. Now, I share my knowledge to guide women in building their own successful side hustles. Through my insights, step-by-step strategies, and real-life experience.
I believe by sharing my knowledge and journey will inspire and guide many women toward a new path of earning from home, unlocking their true potential.
Does this sound like you?
After being laid off from my job of 7 years during COVID-19, I found myself stuck, drowning in debt, and unsure of how to move forward. With no savings and no money to invest, even covering basic needs felt like an uphill battle.
“When you have time, you have the freedom to choose and the freedom to create abundance in your life.
You won’t feel stuck—because you are the source of prosperity.”
Blog
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Ordering coffee in Thai is simple once you know a few key phrases. Thai people are generally very friendly, and adding polite words like ครับ (khráp) for men and ค่ะ (kâ) for women makes your request sound more respectful. In Thailand, coffee is popular in many forms, including กาแฟร้อน (kaa-fae ráawn) for hot coffee, กาแฟเย็น…
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Ordering food in Thai like a local involves using polite language, proper tone marks, and a friendly tone. Here’s a guide to help you order food naturally and respectfully: Basic Phrases for ordering food ขอเมนูหน่อยครับ/ค่ะ (Kŏr menu nòi kráp/kâ) – “Can I have the menu, please?” สั่งอาหารครับ/ค่ะ (sàng aa-hăan kráp/kâ) – “I’d like to order food, please.”…
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If you’re looking to make new friends in Thailand or connect with Thai speakers, learning how to greet and introduce yourself is the perfect place to start! Thai people value politeness and friendliness, and knowing a few key phrases can help you create a great first impression. In this lesson, we’ll cover essential Thai greetings,…