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The speaker gets emotional witnessing people's struggles because they mirror her own past. Fifteen years ago on Harley Street, she realized she could change lives for those with nowhere else to turn. That conviction still moves her to tears.
The speaker gets emotional witnessing people's struggles because they mirror her own past. Fifteen years ago on Harley Street, she realized she could change lives for those with nowhere else to turn. That conviction still moves her to tears.
Every single day I see people going through the same struggle as I did, and every single day I look at the stories because they're all different, and they just make me so emotional. I just get very moved because of the roots of this for me and the emotional journey that, um, and the passion really, the passion to change people's lives and to help people, uh, when they've given up on everything else, you know. And I knew 15 years ago when I was in Harley Street that I could do something about that, and I have been doing something about that, and that, it fills me with pride. I'm getting emotional right now, but it also, it just taps into where I was as well.
