I got to speak with Kim Sorrelle.
Kim Sorrelle is an entrepreneur, director of a humanitarian organization, author, and speaker. She devoted a year in search of the true meaning of love and she found it. Her award-winning best-selling book, Love Is, chronicles her sometimes funny, sometimes scary, always enlightening journey that led to life-changing discoveries found mainly on the streets of Haiti. Kim is now on a mission to change the world with the power of love.
We spoke about:
:25 Starting my first business.
4:05 Giving back.
5:40 Diagnosed with breast cancer.
6:25 Husband passed away from pancreatic cancer.
6:50 Losing husband made her question love.
18:35 Love is not an emotion like fear. You live in love. It's who you are and what you show.
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