“Jiro Dreams of Sushi.”
An enthralling portrait of 85-year-old Jiro Ono, the most famous sushi chef in Tokyo, whose award-winning eatery is a destination spot for sushi lovers everywhere.
What can we learn from Jiro Dreams of Sushi to help our business?
1) Success Doesn’t Happen Overnight and It Requires a LOT of Hard Work
2) Never Stop Learning and Growing in Your Craft
Even when he’s in his 80’s, Jiro is still thinking of new ways he can improve in his craft of making sushi.
3) Simplify and Specialize
Jiro’s restaurant only serves sushi. No appetizers and no other options. They focus on and perfect the combination of fish and rice that their customers make reservations for months and years in advance.
4) Love Your Work and Be Ready to Make Sacrifices
It is clear throughout the documentary how much Jiro loves his work (I mean the guy is still working in his 80’s and doesn’t want to retire!) and additionally, how many sacrifices he makes for his work.
To view the documentary it is available online as part of Amazon Prime.
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Jancast # 119 is up! Back to business # 12
We are all gearing up now that we are almost back to business. In this episode, we introduce the first of many guests for Jancast.com. We are joined by Steven Devito, Bullens Business Development Specialist. Steven was recently certified as an ISSA Advanced Certified Custodial Technician. This covers advanced procedures in custodial/housekeeping operations set forth by the Cleaning Management Institute.
We discuss finding excellent receptions when making distributor calls, sales meetings, end-user calls, demos, site cleanliness audits, developing cleanliness, identifying deficiencies, offering solutions for extreme cleanliness®, and much more.
Have a great day and an even better sales week and Stay Safe!
Scott Jarden