A short conversational transcript from a YouTube video discussing self-care and travel as forms of personal development. Speakers contrast routine 'good service' hospitality with hospitality that comes from the heart, using recent travel examples (Italy, Australia, a luxury resort) to illustrate learning experiences and what not to do.
Care. A lot of people think self care is like, working out, stuff like that. To me, self care is anything that you do that helps you develop yourself as a human being. So, I mean, that could be going to gym, but also, I mean, you guys are very, very great about taking excursion, taking trips, going out, learn and educate, talk about some of the trips that you've been to lately where maybe, and maybe give an example of something you've learned to do and then maybe something you learned not to do.
And it's like, we try and go to Italy every year and used to be France, but now it's Italy. And it's just, you know, to see our valley. Yeah, just to see that culture and, and the food and the history, and that's good. But also, you know, when we're in Australia, we do a lot of these, you know, get in the car and drive an hour or two hours and go to a wine region and learn and hang out. And like, recently we went to a resort, beautiful resort, you know what I mean? They spent hundreds of millions of dollars. It was gorgeous. And this just the hospitality. The guy was right on point, but it was hospitality from the head, not hospitality from the heart, and he did everything right.
If your restaurant only works because you work 80 hours a week, it doesn't work.
