Your Yearly Reminder of How to be More Awesome

1) Always overtip waitresses at breakfast diners. Always. No one works harder for less in the food industry IMHO. 2) Stop being a piece of shit. If you hold the door open for someone and they don’t thank you, which leads to you getting upset, you are a piece of shit. Do things for others without expecting a “thank you.” Do kind things because it is the right thing to do. 3) That thing you hate about yourself? That you blame your parents on? True, it is your parent’s fault for instilling that on you, but it is YOUR fault for staying that way. Rock on.

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F**k Yes or F**k No?

Before you wreck your life again in 2021, follow some simple advice I did a number of years ago from Mark Mason and reapplied after returning from Thailand in March which turned 2020 into a huge win for me. And 2021 can be for you. Today we aren’t just going to discuss business, but your family, friendships, and even your romantic life. You already know this, but sometimes you forget: they are ALL interwoven together. They are never separate. They bleed into each other. Embrace this and understand that when you take on relationships that are not good for you, it affects other areas. For example, if you have a…

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Take Care of Those That Take Care of You

Most of the US and the world is still on lockdown. While that sucks, that doesn’t mean you can’t reach out to someone in the food industry. All of us are connected in some way to a chef, a waiter or a bartender. Good ones are hard to come by. Great ones are a rarity.

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The Ultimate Escape

The Ultimate Escape

This is King Edward I, and before he was a king, he was a prisoner. During his imprisonment, he patiently gained the trust of the guards. When Edward mentioned how bored he was just sitting in his cell, he asked if he could ride the horses to help pass the time. They agreed.

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Getting The Negative Voice In Your Head To STFU

During lockdown, the negative voices in your head can get even louder. Here’s some solutions… Even our worst enemy can’t tear us down the way we tear ourselves down. We are indeed our own worst enemy. Fact: If we do a presentation for ten people and nine love it, but one was critical.

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