The High Performance Podcast18 Juli 2022

E133 - Marcus Wareing: How to stand the heat in the kitchen

Marcus Wareing is a Michelin-starred chef, ‘Masterchef: The Professionals’ judge and restaurant owner. Marcus is one of the most respected and acclaimed chefs in the world.

During this conversation, Marcus cites his father as the definition of high performance. Marcus’ admiration of his fathers hard work and determination inspired him to keep pursuing being a chef. He also shares with us where his mindset of focus stems from, how the pandemic transformed him and the real story behind his fallout with Gordan Ramsey, and what he learnt from it.

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