I just spent 4 hours reading up on Chef blogs on how their experience was and the journey they took to get to become the culinary artists they are.
From what I read, the more I like, these are very passionate people who are willing to face low incomes, long hours, working until their body is numb, just to persue their dreams of becoming a chef.
I admire these people for what they pull through, it's a fresh look at life, they are passionate for what they do and will do it despite what society promotes (namely having a high income job).
I'm sorry but I don't want to be stuck in a office all day typing mindlessly at computers and staring at the monitor until my eyes burn out of their sockets.
I think I might do this, this become a executive chef thing and owning my own restaurants.
Getting on the Food Network or Travel Channel wouldn't be all that bad either :)
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Do it, and show me some Asian American representation on the Food Network/ Travel Channel.
ReplyDeleteThat's my goal, Asian Americans are so underrepresented on those networks.
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