(The "bun bun" at the bottom of the pot is a special treat.).(Keep screen awake).
Work life balance, I don't love, but just this idea of thinking about more than one area in your life is kind of my approach to it..The thing that you should always remember is to say please, thank you, and what do you think.. Who are a couple of your most trusted advisors and what did they teach you?.
Marty Bailey was the chief manufacturing officer at American Apparel.He was the man who set up all the sewing floors there, and he worked with us for a good long time when we were first setting up our factory.He said, "The thing that you should always remember, Ellen, is to say please, thank you, and what do you think?".
I love that because you're making people feel heard, you're making them feel important and valued and you're also acknowledging them for anything that they've done and it's simple.It's just the simple truth.
Another one that I love is from my magical Jewish brilliant uncle Ted who said your word is worth gold.
Never commit to something you can't deliver and he taught me to never spend more than I made and that is one of the things that really sustained us in the early days when I had nothing but myself..Originally appeared: May 2018.David Chang might have two Michelin stars to his name, but that doesn’t mean that he can’t appreciate ‘lowbrow eating’ (his words) every once in a while too.
The superstar chef stopped by The Late Show with Stephen Colbert last night and revealed why he decided to feature Domino's on his hit Netflix show... “People think they paid us to have them on the show,” he explains, “but I just wanted to prove a point, that you can like something and not be a barbarian.
It’s okay to like something that isn’t a food snobby thing.”.Chang says that he grew up eating Domino's and that his taste for the fast food pizza hasn’t waned at all in adulthood.