If You Can’t Sstand The Heat, Get Out Of The Kitchen (Harry Truman)

Do you know Gordon Ramsay? He is a famous chef appearing in television shows like ‘Hell’s Kitchen’ and ‘Kitchen Nightmares’. His fame comes from screaming vulgarities at incompetent chefs.

Not the way of communication we promote. But if you strip away the obscenities from Ramsay’s language there is are some things to be appreciated, namely that Ramsay hates mediocrity.

He doesn’t want people to be average or dishes to be passable; he wants them to be great.

When he finally says:  ‘nice job’ this will be well-deserved. The people he has worked with have really changed.

The lesson here? If you are honest in your drive to make things don’t hesitate to state clearly what you think about the current situation.

But after that, like Gordon you have to get into the heat of the kitchen and work together to improve things.