In this episode, we dive deep into his journey to becoming a successful private chef, from his early passion for cooking inspired by Iron Chef competitions to his experiences working in casual dining restaurants, becoming a missionary in Africa, and ultimately starting his own business.

We'll explore the importance of building relationships and cultivating a positive attitude in the culinary industry and the challenges of transitioning from a harsh restaurant environment to a more relationship-based work environment. Chef Josh shares his insights on playing to people's strengths and weaknesses in management, maintaining high standards without crushing employee spirits, and building skills to help employees become the best version of themselves.

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