Turn scallops, and add butter, whole garlic cloves, and thyme sprigs to skillet.
So I took that same feeling and applied it when I walked into this business world that I entered.And at the beginning that was fine.
There's a moment in the book where I talk about getting off the bike to fix the bike.That was the moment when my team members almost had an intervention with me.They pulled me aside.
My CFO was like, "You are going to kill yourself if you don't reassess how you are doing this because you've just been running so hard and you are like a ball of energy, but even you can't just keep doing this.Let's look at this differently.
You're killing yourself.
The team is overwhelmed and overworked.Diana Henry, author of forthcoming cookbook.
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