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Month: February 2021

Work life balance for women in Hospitality

The chef culture makes it clear that only certain qualities belong in a professional kitchen. By challenging the mere presence of women in our brigades, the implication is that we (women in kitchens) should disown some of the qualities that

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Interactive session: Work life balance for women in Hospitality

As women working in professional kitchens, we are often made conscious of our place in a profession dominated by men, and what it takes to survive and thrive in it. We can, therefore, lose touch with the power that feminine energy holds for us. This is

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Pandemic perspective: article for CulEpi

“As someone whose work centres on a better quality of life in the restaurant industry, the first thought that crossed my mind when COVID-19 forced restaurants to close was whether work-life balance still mattered when we’re not working.  As we got

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Set standards for your life II

Continued from Thursday’s post: If setting intentions for better wellbeing is all you can do right now, that is fine, chef. It might feel like a humble place to begin. But this is where you can really experience the power

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Set standards for your life

Wisdom from coach Tony Robbins:  “If you don’t set baseline standards for what you’ll accept in your life, you’ll find it easy to slip into behaviors and attitudes and a quality of life that’s far below what you deserve.”  There might be

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It’s all in the doing

An ounce of doing is worth a pound of theorising – Wallace Wattles Work-life balance might feel like a solitary pursuit, but that is never the case, chef. All of your actions, and even your inaction can impact the lives

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