Unknown moments from her life is described by the new US Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Gilfail In her book, released in Greek by “Cactus” editions with the title “He won every battle. How to better defend yourself. “
In the book, which she wrote 10 years ago and re -released in Greek by Cactus editions, US Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Gilfail describes how she managed to determine her life and career following her father’s basic advice: to be well prepared.
Gilfail tells stories of her personal and professional life, while giving practical tips on achieving goals.
“Through its rich experience, it shows you how to organize your thoughts and plans, how to have meaningful discussions with people around you, and how to better defend both yourself and others to have a happy life at work and at home,” he said in the notes of publishers.
“Having lost her mother too early on leukemia, Kimberly Gilfail grew up with the care and minds of her father, who tried to make her as dynamic and militant as she could. She learned to courageously giving her personal battles, to properly argue and to effectively defend herself. All of this helped her become the successful lawyer and the active woman who is today ”refers to the information material of the publishing house.
Elsewhere she explains why they had given her the nickname “Hurricane”: “Those who watch me on television know me as Kimberly Gilfil. My producer and colleagues call me affectionate kg. But when I was a deputy prosecutor in Los Angeles and before becoming an assistant prosecutor in San Francisco I was known as the hurricane, “he writes.
The nickname had come out of the “Hurricane” Rubin Carter, the boxer who was imprisoned unjustly and then became a defender of innocent prisoners, which she states as an example of valence and battle for law.
Kimberly Gilfil lost her mother at the age of 11 from leukemia, which deeply marked her. She then took care of her younger brother, Anthony.
“I took over his meals, prepared him for school in the morning, helping him with his lessons in the afternoon if he needed me and I was there to support him and watch him,” he describes.
When her best girlfriend decided to run for president at school, Gilfile took over the “campaign”.
Her father distinguished her talent and urged her to try herself. In fact, in order to secure financial resources for her legal studies, she worked as a model.
“I participated in ads in various newspapers, directories, retail stores and much more. And yes, I did the model in Victoria Secret, “he says.
But she has learned more to support herself with arguments often using the phrase “never be afraid to ask anything, but be prepared”.
Kimberly Gilfail was born in San Francisco and studied at Davis University in California and the Law School of the University of San Francisco, where she obtained a law degree.
After serving for a short time as an assistant prosecutor in her hometown and then as a Deputy Prosecutor in Los Angeles, he became a prosecutor in San Francisco and Los Angeles, California.
Multiple personality with intense political action, participated as a legal analyst in Fox News broadcasts, such as Anderson Cooper 360, Larry King Live, The Five, Outnumeined and Good Morning America.
In her book she appreciates her two ex -husbands, Gavin Newsom and her child’s father, Eric Wileni.