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The Burnt Chef Journal
The Burnt Chef Project
155 episodes
2 weeks ago
The Burnt Chef Journal hosted by The Burnt Chef Project Open chat with real hospitality professionals battling each day with their passion and pride
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Mental Health
Education,
Business,
Management,
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Health & Fitness
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The Burnt Chef Journal hosted by The Burnt Chef Project Open chat with real hospitality professionals battling each day with their passion and pride
Show more...
Mental Health
Education,
Business,
Management,
Self-Improvement,
Health & Fitness
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Kindness, Culture & Long-Term Success: Season Finale with Chris Tripoli
The Burnt Chef Journal
57 minutes
2 weeks ago
Kindness, Culture & Long-Term Success: Season Finale with Chris Tripoli
In our final episode before The Burnt Chef Journal takes a well-earned pause until 2026, we’re joined by hospitality veteran and leadership advisor Chris Tripoli for a deep and energising conversation about what truly drives long-term success in our industry: people. Chris shares why “Happy Staff = Happy Guests” isn’t just a slogan - it’s a strategy. We explore the shift from simply managing people to genuinely leading them, and how today’s workforce is searching for more than a pay cheque. They want belonging, purpose, contribution, and appreciation - and when they get it, stress drops, burnout decreases, and performance naturally rises. Drawing on decades of lessons learned, Chris unpacks the principles that shaped his career: Lead with kindness Respect and integrity cost nothing but return everything Listen to understand, not just to advise People-first environments reduce negativity and unlock productivity Winning isn’t about working more - it’s about working better with people We also look ahead to the next decade of workplace culture in hospitality: improved training, ongoing development, healthier work–life balance, and the continued evolution toward environments where people feel safe, valued, and supported. Chris leaves us - and his younger self - with timeless advice: slow down, ask questions, and let knowledge help you enjoy the journey. As this series wraps, we want to thank every listener, guest, and supporter who has joined us on this mission to improve mental health and wellbeing across hospitality. The Burnt Chef Journal will return in 2026, stronger than ever. Until then - take care of yourselves, and each other.
The Burnt Chef Journal
The Burnt Chef Journal hosted by The Burnt Chef Project Open chat with real hospitality professionals battling each day with their passion and pride