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Unreasonable Hospitality: The Remarkable Power of Giving People More Than They Expect by Will Guidara.
Will is a Michelin star chef and he converted Eleven Madison Park into a resounding success not just by the quality of food, but by the quality of its service as well.
The book is autobiographical in nature, which shares details of how it all happened.
It claims that every business can choose to be a hospitality business―and we can all transform ordinary transactions into extraordinary experiences.
Which aspect of your life are your happiest about, as of now?
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(and see the results of others, too)
Results of last week's question
As age increases, the need for resolutions seems to go down. Interesting :)
My response?
I do not make resolutions
Instead of 3 pics from last week, I share the 4 pics that summarized the year for me.
6 pack abs
Watching the Australian Open Live
Trekking to 14,000+ ft with the team
Winning the Bestseller of the year award
Do not use the excuse of a new year to start something that you should have started already.
Do not use the excuse of a new year to end something that you should have ended already.
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You are not stuck. You don't yet see the value of changing.
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These were fun quiz questions I asked this week, during a quiz
NOIDA: New Okhla Industrial Development Authority
WIPRO: Western India Palm Refined Oils
HDFC: Housing Development & Finance Corporation
📹 YouTube: Wake up call before 2025
📱 Instagram: Emotional Maturity
🐥 Twitter: 5 tools everyone should have for their career
🎧 Podcast: Broken promise
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