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May 2016
by jaimee
'It doesn't matter what you aspire to. Make the right decisions. Put your career in the hands of the right person,' advises Marco.
During Sexey's School's 125th anniversary celebrations, the 'godfather' of British cooking, Marco Pierre White, spoke about his life, passions and career success in a lively and philosophical speech. Marco claimed that "the greatest fuel a young person can possess is insecurity. It's what drives you to achieve your goals" during his speech to students, parents and friends. He spoke candidly about his humble beginnings, and what forced him to seek out his first kitchen job in the Hotel St. George, in Harrogate: his fear of being jobless.
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Mark Excell:
Jan 14, 2017 at 11:14 AM
I really like Marco and the way he presents himself. He brings with him the idea that if you work hard, you can make something of yourself. I think these days we need to redefine what we mean by good food, as often its not the ingredients which are vital, its the skill with what you can do with them..