I've seen too many tragic burnouts… For my company to function, it can't be controlled by me.
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| Title: | I've seen too many tragic burnouts… For my company to function, it can't be controlled by me. |
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| Authors: | DAVID ELLIS |
| Source: | London Standard. 2/27/2025, p8. 4p. |
| Abstract: | Gordon Ramsay is walking — striding — through the glass-walled dining room of Lucky Cat, his new restaurant on the 60th floor of 22 Bishopsgate. It is London's highest restaurant, so far up that the building's viewing deck is two floors below. "Come here," he says, beckoning by the window. I mutter something about vertigo. Ramsay nods earnestly. "I had the same thing," he says, "until I started abseiling down the side of mountains. All of a sudden, I got over that fear — by taking on that fear." The thing is, Gordon Ramsay is not like the rest of us. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] |
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| Abstract: | Gordon Ramsay is walking — striding — through the glass-walled dining room of Lucky Cat, his new restaurant on the 60th floor of 22 Bishopsgate. It is London's highest restaurant, so far up that the building's viewing deck is two floors below. "Come here," he says, beckoning by the window. I mutter something about vertigo. Ramsay nods earnestly. "I had the same thing," he says, "until I started abseiling down the side of mountains. All of a sudden, I got over that fear — by taking on that fear." The thing is, Gordon Ramsay is not like the rest of us. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER] |
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| ISSN: | 30502802 |
